Safety Coordinator

Job summary

The Safety Coordinator is responsible for managing the corporate safety program and conducting daily site inspections to ensure compliance with Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. They will provide direction to site teams, coordinate training, and oversee incident investigations and corrective actions.

Job details

At Centron Construction, we build Exceptional Experiences! Our remarkable team, made up of individuals with unique talents and perspectives, work together each and every day to deliver exceptional, successful projects and experiences for our clients across Alberta through innovation and inspiration. For over 40 years, Centron has cultivated its reputation as a renowned builder and developer of prime real estate properties across Western Canada through its passionate commitment to quality. Centron is guided by the core values of trust, integrity, and the importance of relationships. Locally owned and operated, Centron specializes in real estate development, leasing, and construction across retail, industrial, multi-family residential, commercial asset classes. Our passion drives our success. Entrepreneurs at heart and experts at our craft, we strive to build strong relationships with our clients through transparent and reliable processes. Our reputation is built on a foundation of principle values: Results driven and always improving Passionate about getting the job done Long term relationships and integrity Giving back to our community Safety in action JOB SUMMARY: As the Safety Coordinator, you will be responsible for managing and maintaining the company-wide safety program throughout the assigned site. You will conduct daily site inspections to identify potential hazards and ensure all on site are following Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Regulations and Centron Policies and Procedures. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Oversee the management of the corporate safety program by developing, implementing and monitoring safe work practices to meet business targets and objectives and comply with all Health and Safety Regulations on site. Coordinate training programs, safety and environmental policy and procedures. Provide direction and support to the site teams. Ensure that all company and government safety rules and regulations are enforced. Monitor operations for compliance with all applicable health, safety and environmental legislation and make recommendations to improve compliance standards. Advise management of continuous improvement initiatives as required for health, safety and environmental standards. Conduct daily site orientations. Conduct reviews of the job site to ensure workers, supervisors, foremen and sub-trades are following the company safety program policies and OH&S procedures. Review statistics and report to EHS Manager including review and sign-off for incident investigations, time lost, OH & S requirements and corrective actions. Review internal safety audits with EHS Manager. Demonstrate leadership and teamwork towards the Corporate Safety Program, ensuring due diligence to all safety, health and environmental issues. Conduct Preconstruction Safety Meetings. QUALIFICATIONS: Education: NCSO, CRSP or OHS Diploma. An equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered. Advanced First Aid an Asset Auditor an Asset Training Tickets: Fall Protection an Asset CSTS an Asset Elevated Work Platform an Asset Experience: 3-5 years experience managing a site safety program on a large project. Knowledge of Building Codes and Construction Safety a definite asset. Sound working knowledge of the Alberta OH&S Act, Workers Compensation and other related regulations/legislation is required.

What you’ll do

The Safety Coordinator is responsible for managing the corporate safety program and conducting daily site inspections to ensure compliance with Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. They will provide direction to site teams, coordinate training, and oversee incident investigations and corrective actions.

Requirements

Candidates must possess an NCSO, CRSP, or OHS Diploma and have 3-5 years of experience managing site safety programs on large projects. A sound working knowledge of the Alberta OH&S Act and related construction safety regulations is required.

Listed skills

• Teamwork · Preferred
• Leadership · Preferred
• Communication · Preferred

Other relevant skills

Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.

• Safety program management
• Site inspections
• Hazard identification
• Regulatory compliance
• Training coordination
• Incident investigation
• Safety auditing
• Leadership
• Teamwork
• Construction safety
• OH&S regulations
• Risk assessment
• Policy development
• Communication
• Reporting

Job areas

• Construction
• Security & Safety
• Management & Leadership