Advisor, SHE&S, Midstream

What You'll Do:

• Identify Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), Canada Environmental Protection Act (CEPA), National Safety Code (NSC), and Commercial Vehicle regulations applicable to materials and processes at facilities, and assist in understanding SH&E, OHS, CEPA, and NSC regulations, standards, and programs
• Conduct company SH&E compliance assessments and audits
• Prepare and lead training meetings and train-the-trainer sessions
• Advise and support facilities during interactions with regulatory agencies
• Keep apprised of federal, regional, and provincial laws and regulations affecting facilities and maintain working relationships with regulatory agencies
• Demonstrate the ability to establish and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with colleagues and stakeholders; build trust through clear communication, active listening, and the delivery of consistent, high-quality results; foster a positive and inclusive work environment that supports teamwork and mutual respect
• Provide guidance, mentorship, and constructive feedback to team members to enhance individual and team performance; demonstrate patience, empathy, and a commitment to supporting others in achieving their potential
• Prepare and deliver clear, engaging, and well-structured presentations using the Microsoft Suite; effectively use visual aids, storytelling, and data to communicate ideas and influence decisions; adjust communication style to suit audience needs and ensure complex information is conveyed in a concise and understandable manner
• Investigate incidents such as injuries, vehicle accidents, and property damage
• Determine root causes of incidents and oversee the preparation of corrective action plans for each incident
• Ensure timely notification is made to regulatory agencies and company management for incidents
• Monitor facilities for unsafe work practices and unsafe work conditions and support near-miss reporting at facilities
• Support anhydrous ammonia facility Process Safety Management plans
• Support facility and Division management on construction projects
• Evaluate and advise on operational practices at locations for environmental risk
• Evaluate and advise on proposed acquisitions and divestitures for safety and environmental risk
• Assist facilities on waste management and disposal issues
• Support facilities in implementing NSC and fleet safety programs such as driver qualification files and defensive driving training

What You'll Bring:

• High school diploma required
• Bachelor's degree in safety, environmental science, or related field preferred
• Professional certification (in safety or environmental field) preferred; any applicant hired will be expected to work towards a Professional Certifications in Safety
• Knowledge of federal and provincial laws and regulations including (but not limited) to OHS, CEPA, Agrichemical Warehousing Standards Association (AWSA) AMMONIA Code of Practice, National Safety Code (NSC)
• Minimum of 5 years work experience in safety related roles
• Ability to travel up to 70% of the time, with overnight travel approximately 40% of the time
• Must be able to lift to 50 lbs
• Must be able to work outdoors in a wide range of temperatures and weather conditions
• Must be able to operate in a drug-free workplace and possess a valid Canadian driver’s license
• Must be able to work around chemicals and wear personal protective equipment including nitrile gloves, Tyvek suits, hardhat
• Must be able to be certified by a physician as physically fit to wear a respirator
• Must be self–motivated and disciplined requiring little to no direct supervision, ability to concurrently deal with multiple projects and meet deadlines
• Computer literacy with proficiency in Microsoft Office programs including MS Word, PowerPoint, Teams, and Excel

What You'll Get: