EHS Specialist - Markham, Canada - CB Canada

Description

PTAG???s Project Management Advisory & Services firm has reached new heights and recognition in the industry through associations with Project & Construction Management Industry think-tanks, and innovative service delivery partnerships with our customers. This commitment to our industry and customers is made possible by the People who make up our team. Our team is made up of a group of industry professionals who are committed to corporate social responsibility, and customer service excellence.

We are looking for an EHSSpecialist to help us expand our presence across the Nuclear Industry, who will help drive internal project performance, and support to our customers. We seek a professional who will align with our corporate mission, vision & values:

Our mission is to help our clients ensure successful delivery and efficient operation of their major capital projects. Our goal is to employ innovation and strategic thinking by capital project subject matter experts to deliver optimum results.

PTAG???s vision is to help our clients become global leaders in the planning and execution of their capital projects.

• Safety: The safety of our employees, suppliers and clients is our top priority
• Collaboration: Creating true partnerships with our clients and service providers
• Leadership: Becoming leaders in our industry and in the communities where we work
• Accountability: Being accountable to our clients for every aspect of an engagement
• ClientSatisfaction : Delivering 100% client satisfaction on every project
• Integrity: Open and clear communication in every aspect of our business

Location: Cambridge, ON

Type of Employment: Contract

Role & Responsibilities:

• Develop and implement the facility???s environmental programs (air, water, waste) ensuring compliance with environmental policies and procedures.
• Develop and implement the facility???s radiation protection and industrial hygiene programs ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
• Coordinate the functions of the As-Low-as-Reasonably-Achievable (ALARA) Committee and Beryllium Committee.
• Maintain employee Nuclear Energy Worker and Beryllium Worker classification information, liaise with Occupational Health Services in arranging employee medicals and follow-ups.
• Produce the annual compliance reports required under the CNSC site license.
• Support regulatory inspections (CNSC, MOECP, ESDC, Transport Canada, etc.).
• Administer and maintain the facility???s asbestos management program.
• Administer and maintain the facility???s respiratory protection program.
• Perform duties of Transportation of Dangerous Good lead and maintain the business Emergency Response Assistance Plan for transportation.
• Maintain and ensure compliance to business management system documents.
• Lead and participate in investigations and root cause analyses and associated reporting.
• Complete annual audits and self-assessments.
• Maintain safety risk assessments for routine operations.
• Issue and approve EHS Work Permits for non-routine tasks.
• Participate in the evaluation of facility changes.
• Deliver EHS training.
• Actively participate in decision-making and management of the Health and Safety Program.
• Establish proactive health and safety programs for accident and injury prevention (e.g., ergonomics).
• Provide technical and compliance guidance to employees and management.
• Assist site leadership in developing/improving employee and management skills to execute their responsibilities in the health and safety program.
• Revisions to documentation associated with EHS policies, procedures and associated documentation.
• Keep abreast of current regulations and government legislation and revise procedures/programs accordingly.
• Complete annual self-assessments.
• Complete accident investigation reports.
• Committee activities (WSC, Ergonomics and ALARA).
• Maintain and update hazard analysis information and risk assessment information.
• Participate in staff and management meetings.
• Implement programs for the recognition, evaluation, and control of physical and chemical hazards.
• Complete assigned Compliance Calendar Actions.
• Complete assigned Action Tracking System Items.
• Support the EHS needs of the shop floor by attending to issues brought from shop supervision.
• Perform responsibilities documented in the EHS Procedures (i.e., Confined Space Entry Program, Hot Work Program, New Employee Training etc.) and the Radiation Protection Manual and the Beryllium Safety Manual.
• Evaluate new processes, chemicals, projects, plans, specifications, and work procedures, facility changes, and equipment prior to their purchase/use/implementation at the facility through review of Change Notices [1].
• Assist with the evaluation and selection of Personal Protective Equipment and safety devices.
• Aid and assist the Director, EHS & Regulatory as required.
• Perform training as documented in Section 4.3.
• Approve EHS Work Permits for contractor work prior to start of project.
• Participate in emergency response planning, training, drilling and event response as part of the site emergency organization

Qualifications / Requirements:

• Post-secondary education in a related field or minimum 4 years direct EHS experience.
• Self-motivated, enthusiastic team player with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Knowledge of applicable Canadian EHS regulations and standards.
• Knowledge of Canada Labour Code Part II. ??? Hands-on problem solver.
• Proficient with MS Office software.
• Knowledge of ISO 14001.
• Must be available for rotating on-call periods.
• High level of proficiency with data analysis and management including spreadsheet tools, MRP systems, etc.
• Demonstrated ability in project planning / execution, including development of processes / procedures and process improvements.
• Very strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Skills and Requirements

Prior experience with handling of Natural Uranium and Beryllium.

• Prior experience with Regulators and Licensing activities.
• Prior experience working in a unionized environment is preferred.
• Experience with manufacturing environments.
• Technical writing experience including procedures, customer responses, technical reports.
• Experience in cost-estimating of equipment and facility projects.
• Experience in the nuclear industry is considered an asset but not required.

Skills/Abilities:

• Strong communication skills.

PTAG is growing and seeking professionals who want to join a fast paced, innovative, and team-oriented Program Management Firm. We are driven to help our clients find opportunities for consistent and constant improvements of their Capital and Sustainable Programs.

PTAG offers the opportunity for all its employees to participate in its Company Share Owner Program, we offer a comprehensive Benefits package, and an environment to grow professionally and personally.