Deputy HSE Manager

• Lead day-to-day implementation of Worley and project HSE requirements across active construction work fronts.
• Partner with project and construction leadership to align HSE priorities with project execution, business objectives, and operational performance.
• Support construction readiness, including planning, risk review, mobilization, onboarding and workface preparation.
• Verify critical controls for higher-risk work, including permit-to-work, energy isolation, confined space, lifting and rigging, working at heights, excavation, hot work and mobile equipment.
• Support contractor HSE alignment, readiness reviews, field engagement, performance monitoring and action closeout.
• Lead or support incident response, investigation, reporting, corrective action development and lessons learned.
• Provide day-to-day direction to HSE Advisors and field HSE personnel.
• Support the development of future HSE leaders through mentoring, coaching and succession planning.
• Complete field inspections, assurance checks, site walks and leadership engagement activities to confirm controls are effective in practice.
• Prepare clear HSE reports, trend summaries, assurance updates and contractor performance information for project and HSE leadership.

You are an experienced, energetic and highly motivated HSE leader who thrives in dynamic construction environments.

You combine field credibility with strategic thinking and are comfortable influencing decisions at all levels of an organization.

You can rapidly assess changing situations, adapt priorities, and lead teams through complex challenges while maintaining a strong focus on safety, operational performance and continuous improvement.

You balance coaching with accountability and understand how to support project delivery without compromising safety.

• Degree, diploma, certificate or equivalent qualification in occupational health and safety, environmental management, construction management, engineering or a related discipline; equivalent experience will be considered.
• Ideally 10 or more years of HSE experience, including construction, field execution, contractor management, supervisory or project experience.
• Experience supporting construction, fabrication, module yard, maintenance, turnaround, EPC, EPCM or industrial project environments.
• Professional designation or certification is preferred, such as CRSP, CSP, NCSO, CHSC, NEBOSH, ISO 45001/14001 auditor training, or regional equivalent.
• Strong knowledge of field risk management, contractor HSE management, control of work, incident investigation, assurance, emergency response, regulatory compliance and action closeout.
• Canadian construction experience and familiarity with provincial occupational health and safety requirements, alcohol and drug standards, short service worker processes and client-controlled worksites are preferred.