Shirley Parsons is a global professional services firm with expertise in Health & Safety, Quality, Sustainability and Business Improvement. Our mission is simple; to help create a better, safer and more sustainable world. We work in partnership with organisations to solve health, safety, sustainability, wellbeing and quality challenges through the provision of HSEQ expertise in the most efficient and sustainable way. This could be the provision of expert consultancy, the operation of an HSEQ function or the identification of an expert individual. Whatever the situation, we work to deliver the best HSEQ talent and resource outcome for customers. Our key advantage is our unmatched global network of talent and resources and our goal is to provide expert HSEQ services in every worthwhile market throughout the world.
On-site · Montréal
The Maintenance Planner is responsible for planning and scheduling preventive and corrective maintenance activities and supporting production shutdowns. The role focuses on optimizing maintenance performance through data analysis, system automation, and collaboration with operations and unionized trades.
On-site · Vancouver
The role involves performing laboratory analysis of in-process and finished products and managing environmental sampling to ensure regulatory compliance. It also includes supporting the food safety management system through HACCP activities, GMP inspections, and non-conformance investigations.
On-site · Toronto
The role involves providing technical guidance to project teams to ensure environmental compliance and the implementation of effective management systems. Key duties include conducting audits, developing compliance tools, and delivering training to both field and office personnel.
On-site · Halifax
The role involves leading organization-wide EHS improvement initiatives and strategic projects from scoping through implementation. The manager will collaborate with senior leaders to translate risk and performance data into sustainable operational standards.
Hybrid · Toronto
The recruiter will identify and attract industry-leading EHSQ professionals for globally recognized clients. They will also build lasting relationships with professionals across North America and support the growth of client accounts.
On-site · Montréal
The role involves identifying and mitigating workplace hazards and ensuring regulatory compliance across refinery and office operations. Key duties include coordinating safety audits, managing the Joint Health & Safety Committee, and developing safety training programs.
On-site · Québec
The specialist will conduct field inspections, risk assessments, and lead incident investigations to identify root causes and implement corrective actions. They are also responsible for maintaining regulatory compliance and developing emergency response plans across multiple manufacturing sites.
On-site · Blainville
The specialist will lead the development and implementation of site EHS programs and ensure compliance with provincial, local, and federal regulations. They will also manage performance metrics, lead incident investigations, and oversee the Process Safety Management program.
On-site · Halifax
The specialist will ensure compliance with health and safety legislation and internal policies through regular inspections and risk assessments. They are also responsible for developing and delivering safety training and updating safe-work practices.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the development, implementation, and management of the project's health and safety program. Coordinate facility audits, analyze safety incidents, and provide performance reporting to senior leadership.
