Health & Safety Supervisor

AB
On-site
Posted Sep 19, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 2+ years
Minimum education: Master’s degree
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Health & Safety Supervisor will develop and implement safety programs to ensure regulatory compliance and foster a safety-first culture across Calgary operations. They will lead incident investigations, conduct safety audits, and collaborate with operations teams to mitigate workplace hazards.

Job details

We are seeking a Health & Safety Supervisor to lead and support our Yard, Trucking & Rail safety programs in Calgary, Alberta. In this role, you will oversee, develop, and implement Health & Safety programs that increase the well-being and safety for our Calgary operations You will also ensure regulatory and customer compliance and create a Kleysen Safety 1st culture. This role reports to the Manager, Health & Safety Alberta located in Edmonton. The ideal candidate will have working knowledge of rail, liquid handling & transloading with a solution orientated and hands on approach in working alongside the Operations team to: * Collaborate with the Safety teams in Edmonton and Winnipeg to identify, develop and recommend effective safe workplace procedures & best practices. * Research and support the development of job hazard analysis, standard operating procedures, safety policies, and training. * Conduct & oversee safety inspections, audits, competency assessments, etc. * Lead and respond to accident and incident investigations to determine root cause * Support disability & return to work programs * Promote proactive hazard identification and risk mitigation strategies * Communicate safety performance metrics, trends, and initiatives to leadership and frontline employees * Support onboarding, orientation, and workforce development initiatives in collaboration with Operations and HR teams * Identify opportunities to support & enhance a Safety 1st culture This role will offer you: * A leadership role in a hands-on fast paced operations environment, * An opportunity to directly influence and enhance safety performance, * Work with a committed team of health & safety professionals, * Competitive salary with comprehensive Benefits, Pension & Profit Share Program * Educational Assistance Program for ongoing professional development * Company-provided cell phone for operational and after-hours support Qualifications: * Experience within the liquid handling & product transloading and/or transportation industry is an asset * Post-secondary education in health, safety and environmental management. CRSP designation is a definite asset. * Proven experience developing and supporting safety and health programs, including investigations, procedures, training, and inspections * Working knowledge of federal and provincial transportation safety regulations is an asset * Effective written and oral communication, and ability to work with variety of teams and employees * Ability to travel within Alberta periodically Kleysen Group has been in business since 1928 and what started as an over the road transportation company has now grown and diversified to offer its customers transportation solutions, combining rail, transloading liquids & bulk commodities, logistics, inventory and transportation project management. Kleysen is a subsidiary of Mullen Group, a publicly traded company, that is recognized as one of the leading suppliers of trucking and logistics services in Canada providing a wide range of service offerings including less-than-truckload, truckload, warehousing, logistics, transload, oversized and specialized hauling transportation. We will be recruiting immediately. Any interested applicants should include cover letter with salary expectations and resume. * Kleysen is an equal opportunity employer and we thank all candidates in advance for their interest in our company however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. *

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates should have post-secondary education in health, safety, and environmental management, with a CRSP designation considered an asset. Proven experience in safety program development, transportation industry knowledge, and effective communication skills are required.