As a Chief Inspector – Health & Safety with Trans Mountain, you’ll have the opportunity to work with a progressive and fast-paced group of Health & Safety professionals in the Health, Safety, and Environment department. These are field based positions located in Alberta and/or British Columbia.
Reporting to the Area Manager, Health & Safety, the Chief Inspector - Health & Safety will support consistent deployment of H&S programs, processes, and requirements across all spreads and facilities for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (TMEP). This role is crucial for fostering a visible, positive safety culture within H&S and on the project as a whole.
The key deliverable for this role is ensuring that Project Managers, Construction Managers, field H&S Leads, and Inspectors are informed, aligned, and effective in their execution of TMEP Health and Safety processes. This is done by providing visible leadership and cascading messages and guidance; as well as by supporting and coaching these same personnel. This role is a vital part of H&S home office team efforts in safeguard assurance and integrating project-wide H&S efforts. This role may also be called upon to directly support regulatory inspections, investigations, incident response, staff absences, and any other onsite needs as directed by the Area Manager, Health & Safety. This role requires excellent verbal and written communication skills, strong organizational skills, and an ability to attend to details and work in a time-conscious and effective manner. Daily work will require engaging a wide variety of people with tact, courtesy, and professionalism.
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