EHS Advisor

Project and Employer

Role Overview

Key Responsibilities

• Support project-specific conventional safety and environmental management plans and procedures.
• Conduct inspections, field observations, behavior-based observations, site audits, and safety meetings.
• Train project staff on hot work, working at heights, dropped object prevention, confined spaces, electrical equipment, ergonomics, and related procedures.
• Track safety statistics and support return-to-work and modified-duty cases.
• Collect heat-stress readings, communicate hazards, and suggest controls to supervision and construction teams.
• Support Human Performance activities and assist with Safe Work Plans, JSAs, high hazard assessments, material handling plans, lift plans, and pre-job briefs.
• Provide feedback to EHS management on the status of the EHS management system.

Qualifications and Conditions

• At least 3 years of health and safety experience in construction is required.
• Relevant post-secondary education or equivalent health and safety experience is required.
• Proficiency with Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Teams, SiteDocs, and Cority is required.
• CHSO, CRSP, CRST, or CSP designation is an asset.
• Experience delivering EHS training programs is an asset.
• OPG security clearance is an asset.
• The role requires field work, including walking more than 3 km per day, climbing at least 3 flights of stairs, and occasionally climbing ladders.
• The role requires flexibility for shift work, extended hours, and occasional weekend or night work.
• The successful candidate must work within a nuclear environment and meet mandated nuclear export control requirements.
• Security clearance, background, and reference checks are required.

Pay

• The pay range is $45–$55 per hour.
• Individual pay depends on work location, education, experience, skills, certifications, training, and role complexity.

Workplace

• The role is field-based on the Pickering nuclear refurbishment project.
• The position involves work in a nuclear environment and direct observation of field activities.