Health, Safety, and Environment Coordinator - Waterloo, Canada - ALS Global

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About the role
Location ALS Environmental, Waterloo


Reports to:
ALS Waterloo Business Manager


About the Position:

The Safety Coordinator is responsible for coordinating assigned aspects of the ALS Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) for Waterloo and associated Depots as needed.


Specific Responsibilities:


  • Work with HSE Manager, Canada Environmental and location managers to implement all new and existing ALS health and safety programs;
  • Travel to Depots to maintain onsite compliance on a routine basis as established via Quarterly Inspection Requirements;
  • Cochair the Joint Health Safety and Environment Committee meetings and associated audits;
  • Coordinate and provide HSE orientation and ongoing Health and Safety training for staff at the Waterloo Hub;
  • Ensure adequate First Aid management including supplies, reporting, resources, and scheduling in Waterloo Hub;
  • Perform incident management including investigation, reporting, and follow up;
  • Cooperate with Injury Management personnel as necessary;
  • Coordinate and maintain contractor management induction, insurance, and documentation;
  • Maintain and update SDS records stored onsite;
  • Maintain emergency response procedures including scheduling drills and inspections;
  • Coordinate and conduct exposure monitoring
  • Complete employee fit tests and maintain the respiratory protection program
  • Coordinate and conduct internal HSE training sessions (e.g. spills training, fire safety training)
  • Coordinate external HSE training programs for all employees (WHMIS, TDG, First Aid, etc.)
  • Participate in and follow up on monthly site safety inspections and actions
  • Coordinate and participate in incident management including investigation, reporting and follow up
  • Enter all hazards and incidents in the Compliance Portal and ensure appropriate information and documents are included
  • Ensure Compliance Portal is up to date with all required information
  • Recommend corrective and preventative safety measures and appropriate safety equipment and materials to local management;
  • Lead risk analysis and hazard identification processes for both safety and the environment;
  • Write procedures, policies, and educational material for the local safety program;
  • Coordinate and manage contractor management program including induction, insurance and documentation
  • Assist HSE Manager, Canada Environmental in review and creation of policies and procedures as assigned;
  • Use correct protocols as defined in authorized procedures and schedules;
  • Notify and coordinate hazardous sample receipt and analysis with laboratory, safety team, and contractors and disposal as required;
  • Observe established safety regulations and comply with all ALS health and safety policies and procedures;
  • Other duties as assigned.

Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:


  • Excellent English communication skills are mandatory (auditory, verbal, written, and reading);
  • Strong organizational and leadership skills;
  • Ability to speak in public and effectively present information to groups;
  • Proven time management skills, including handling escalations and timecritical issues;
  • Able to work independently and take initiative and work as part of a team;
  • Able to stay current in an everchanging environment
  • Strong work ethic and willingness to take on varied tasks as required;
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook), with competent computer skills;
  • Ability to travel to other ALS locations within Ontario (e.g. depots) on regular basis

Required Qualifications:


  • Technical Diploma or Degree in Health and Safety, or related discipline;
  • Minimum of 2year experience in a Laboratory environment is preferred;
  • Valid unrestricted license for personal vehicle use applicable in the province/territory;

Physical Demands:


  • Ability to lift up to 30 lbs on a regular basis and carry for short distances;
  • Ability to complete a full shift with a combination of sitting, standing, and occasional walking, including periodic sedentary responsibilities;
  • Manual dexterity to perform intricate and/or repetitive tasks;
  • Wear issued personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, etc. when required;
  • You may be exposed to unpleasant odours;
  • Please note that ALS operates 24/7 and may require day, afternoon, and graveyard shift work including weekends.
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