Manager Safety & Compliance- EN

Main Responsibilities

• Develop Safety Initiatives, & Training
  • Facilitate numerous safety initiatives, across multiple locations each with differing characteristics, commodities (incl. Dangerous goods) and risk exposures to drive safety performance and support Regions/Functions
  • Monitor adherence to safety and compliance standards (including federal and state/provincial jurisdictional requirements)
  • Analyze safety data to identify trends, exposures or opportunities
  • Drive and participate in Integrated Audits (Safety and Rules Compliance) and reports
  • Provide information to Chief Operating Officer, Vice President Safety and other Senior Executive relative to safety performance
  • Manage and oversee quality of safety engagements for the Transload and Dock operations (~300 employees across ~30 locations throughout North America)
  • Develop and conduct safety training tailored to locational requirements
• Safety Culture & Compliance
  • Develop short, medium and long terms plans to drive sustainable changes to the Safety Management programs of the Docks and Transloads and Automotive
  • Ensure the Hazard Prevention Program (HPP) regulation is compliant with both municipal and federal regulations and communicate the information to ensure employees understand the program in place
  • Validate that safety plans are defined and employees are aware of their respective facilities plans
  • Engage with union members and union leadership on safe work practices and policies
• System Management of Safety Data
  • Responsible for producing regular business and Corporate Safety Data
  • Undertake Projects which entail Interface with IT relative to system changes, enhancements and requirements
  • Conduct safety tests, develop and improve safety procedures in the Safety Management System
  • Update governance reports based on input and feedback from user groups
  • Develop, implementation and support the field for the Safety Management System
  • Ensure the Safety Intranet Development is regularly updated
  • Ensure the Emergency Response Plan is compliant and is properly in place
  • Coordinate any injury reports with the appropriate people
• System Safety Liaison
  • Participate quarterly with Safety and Health Committees

Requirements

• Experience Operation Experience: Minimum 7 years of relevant field experience
• Experience with emergency response/spill response
• Experience in project management
• Experience in management of professional consultants
• Experience contaminated sites management
• Experience in operating and capital budget forecasting, planning and management
• Experience with Railway Operating Rules
• Engineering Degree or Bachelor of Science degree with a preference for Environmental Science or Environmental Post secondary education in Safety Industrial Hygiene
• Safety Industrial Hygiene Certification
• Strong capability to prepare reports, procedures, standards, etc.
• Knowledge in technical safety
• Able to interpret safety reporting criteria as defined by FRA reporting guide
• Able to produce quality and timely data reports
• Strong knowledge of Excel
• Knowledge of Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulation
• Involvement in a safety committee