As the HSE Manager, you are responsible for defining, deploying, and maintaining the organization’s HSE strategy to ensure a safe, compliant, and sustainable work environment. You act as a strategic leader and partner to management while overseeing your team. More specifically, you will:
- Define and implement the HSE culture, strategy, and direction aligned with organizational objectives;
- Ensure that HSE policies, programs, and procedures are based on best practices;
- Promote a proactive prevention, health, and safety culture across the organization;
- Advise management on HSE-related issues, risks, and opportunities;
- Act as an HSE project manager;
- Identify, analyze, and assess health, safety, and environmental risks;
- Oversee follow-ups on accident, incident, and near-miss investigations and recommend corrective actions;
- Ensure the implementation and compliance of control and prevention measures;
- Ensure compliance with applicable HSE laws, regulations, standards, and requirements both in Québec and outside Québec;
- Maintain proactive regulatory monitoring and ensure internal communication of updates;
- Act as a resource person with regulatory authorities and OHS partners;
- Prepare for and support inspections, audits, and certifications;
- Ensure compliance with client HSE qualification requirements;
- Manage relationships with external HSE partners and firms (consultants, auditors, specialized suppliers);
- Ensure external interventions are aligned with internal strategies and standards;
- Monitor and analyze HSE performance indicators (KPIs);
- Stay informed of market trends and best practices;
- Optimize HSE processes, tools, and practices;
- Participate in cross-functional HR projects;
- Ensure effective communication among managers.
- Bachelor’s degree in occupational health and safety, Engineering, Industrial Relations, or a related field OR a college diploma combined with relevant experience;
- Minimum of 10 years of experience in health, safety, and environment;
- Experience in industrial, manufacturing, construction, or multi-site environments;
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite;
- Ability to travel occasionally to various sites.