Health & Safety Coordinator
Top Benefits
About the role
Health & Safety Coordinator
Location: Head Office in Burnaby, BC
Department: Health and Safety
Reports to: Sr. Manager, Health and Safety
Make a Meaningful Impact on the Coast
At Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC), our mission is simple but vital: to protect the West Coast through world-class marine spill preparedness and response.
We are looking for a Health & Safety Coordinator to join our team in Burnaby, BC
At WCMRC, health and safety are our top priorities. We foster a Just Culture where safety is a shared responsibility, encouraging openness and learning to promote a secure and resilient work environment. If you are passionate about supporting safety practices in the workplace and our safety values resonate with you, this is the opportunity for you.
What You’ll Do
As a Health & Safety Coordinator, you will:
- Assess hazards, risks and recommend mitigation measures based on hierarchy of controls by observing tasks and inspecting worksites.
- Ensure all work activities are carried out with due regard to personal safety, the safety of others, and in line with company policies and procedures.
- Engage in work process inspections and proactive auditing of facilities and assets.
- Facilitate education, training and awareness of WCMRC’s health and safety program including on boarding of new employees and contractors.
- Support the CORE-4 and Life Saving Rules Principles as set forth in the Company Health and Safety Policy, in leading by example.
- Assist in maintaining an up-to-date incident and observation reporting system, coordinate investigations and close-out of accidents, incidents, near misses and observations as they arise.
- Produce reports as and when required.
- Support operational units outside of your assigned ZOR inclusive of preparing and delivering material for specific presentations and safety meetings.
- Provide respirator fit testing for personnel and support in the field in the use of air monitoring equipment.
- Participate in applicable corporate and industry committees focused on health and safety topics.
- Provide direct health and safety guidance to WCMRC operating business units.
- Monitor PPE for site employees, casuals and contractors and advise changes where necessary.
- Evaluate effectiveness of policy and procedure as it relates to compliance, health and safety and the environment, and assist in updating or creating policy and procedure as directed.
- As required, act in the role of Safety Watch, to support spill response activations.
What You Bring
- A diploma or degree, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- A minimum of 3 years’ working experience in a safety practitioner role and demonstrated ability to interpret regulations and legislation.
- Strong computer skills with ability to effectively utilize MS 365 applications and other operational software applications, including the use of mobile devices.
- Must be physically fit for work at sea in calm and rough waters, and willing and able to work outdoors under inclement weather.
- Capable of lifting and carrying up to 50lbs on a regular basis.
- Business travel will be required and a valid Driver’s License in good standing a must.
- Marine industry experience working on vessels is an asset.
Preferred
- Be an influential communicator and superior presenter, able to speak to large groups confidently.
- Able to respond to spill response activations, incidents and operational requests outside of normal work hours.
Why Join WCMRC?
We know that meaningful work is only part of the equation. That is why we offer a competitive and comprehensive total rewards package that includes:
- The salary range for this position is $70,000 - $80,500 annually
- Eligibility for Company Incentive Plan
- 100% employer-paid benefits for you and your family
- Generous and flexible work hours, including options for compressed work weeks
- Defined Contribution Pension Plan (DCPP) to support your long-term financial wellness
- Ongoing training and career development opportunities, including Incident Command System (ICS) certification and spill response exercises.
Ready to Apply?
Visit our website at www.wcmrc.com to learn more about us and to apply via our Careers page.
About Western Canada Marine Response Corporation
Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) is a Transport Canada certified organization that protects the coastal waters of British Columbia from oil spills. WCMRC has successfully responded to oil spills on Canada's West Coast for over 40 years. The organization began operations in 1976 as an industry co-op under the name Burrard Clean and became Canada's first certified response organization under the amended Canada Shipping Act in 1995.
Health & Safety Coordinator
Top Benefits
About the role
Health & Safety Coordinator
Location: Head Office in Burnaby, BC
Department: Health and Safety
Reports to: Sr. Manager, Health and Safety
Make a Meaningful Impact on the Coast
At Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC), our mission is simple but vital: to protect the West Coast through world-class marine spill preparedness and response.
We are looking for a Health & Safety Coordinator to join our team in Burnaby, BC
At WCMRC, health and safety are our top priorities. We foster a Just Culture where safety is a shared responsibility, encouraging openness and learning to promote a secure and resilient work environment. If you are passionate about supporting safety practices in the workplace and our safety values resonate with you, this is the opportunity for you.
What You’ll Do
As a Health & Safety Coordinator, you will:
- Assess hazards, risks and recommend mitigation measures based on hierarchy of controls by observing tasks and inspecting worksites.
- Ensure all work activities are carried out with due regard to personal safety, the safety of others, and in line with company policies and procedures.
- Engage in work process inspections and proactive auditing of facilities and assets.
- Facilitate education, training and awareness of WCMRC’s health and safety program including on boarding of new employees and contractors.
- Support the CORE-4 and Life Saving Rules Principles as set forth in the Company Health and Safety Policy, in leading by example.
- Assist in maintaining an up-to-date incident and observation reporting system, coordinate investigations and close-out of accidents, incidents, near misses and observations as they arise.
- Produce reports as and when required.
- Support operational units outside of your assigned ZOR inclusive of preparing and delivering material for specific presentations and safety meetings.
- Provide respirator fit testing for personnel and support in the field in the use of air monitoring equipment.
- Participate in applicable corporate and industry committees focused on health and safety topics.
- Provide direct health and safety guidance to WCMRC operating business units.
- Monitor PPE for site employees, casuals and contractors and advise changes where necessary.
- Evaluate effectiveness of policy and procedure as it relates to compliance, health and safety and the environment, and assist in updating or creating policy and procedure as directed.
- As required, act in the role of Safety Watch, to support spill response activations.
What You Bring
- A diploma or degree, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- A minimum of 3 years’ working experience in a safety practitioner role and demonstrated ability to interpret regulations and legislation.
- Strong computer skills with ability to effectively utilize MS 365 applications and other operational software applications, including the use of mobile devices.
- Must be physically fit for work at sea in calm and rough waters, and willing and able to work outdoors under inclement weather.
- Capable of lifting and carrying up to 50lbs on a regular basis.
- Business travel will be required and a valid Driver’s License in good standing a must.
- Marine industry experience working on vessels is an asset.
Preferred
- Be an influential communicator and superior presenter, able to speak to large groups confidently.
- Able to respond to spill response activations, incidents and operational requests outside of normal work hours.
Why Join WCMRC?
We know that meaningful work is only part of the equation. That is why we offer a competitive and comprehensive total rewards package that includes:
- The salary range for this position is $70,000 - $80,500 annually
- Eligibility for Company Incentive Plan
- 100% employer-paid benefits for you and your family
- Generous and flexible work hours, including options for compressed work weeks
- Defined Contribution Pension Plan (DCPP) to support your long-term financial wellness
- Ongoing training and career development opportunities, including Incident Command System (ICS) certification and spill response exercises.
Ready to Apply?
Visit our website at www.wcmrc.com to learn more about us and to apply via our Careers page.
About Western Canada Marine Response Corporation
Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) is a Transport Canada certified organization that protects the coastal waters of British Columbia from oil spills. WCMRC has successfully responded to oil spills on Canada's West Coast for over 40 years. The organization began operations in 1976 as an industry co-op under the name Burrard Clean and became Canada's first certified response organization under the amended Canada Shipping Act in 1995.