Responsable EHS de site

Job Summary

Required Qualifications

• •Site Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) Manager
• •Support for the rehabilitation project of the Manic-3 hydroelectric plant
• •High-Côte-Nord (Québec) location
• •Rotating shift schedule on construction sites
• •Accommodation and travel expenses covered
• •Ability to work overtime during rotation periods
• •Development, revision, and updating of project EHS plans and site EHS procedures
• •Distribution and coordination of GEV EHS programs
• •Implementation of GEV Life Saving Rules (LSR)
• •Implementation of work processes for high-risk operations (OHR) and routine operations
• •Implementation of work permit procedures
• •Implementation of As-You-Go (AST) procedures
• •Implementation of pre-task briefings
• •Implementation of last-minute risk assessments
• •Development, revision, and implementation of hazard identifications
• •Risk assessments
• •Risk registers
• •Emergency plans
• •Work methods
• •Lifting plans
• •Safety analyses of tasks
• •Communication of safety assessments, work methods, and task safety analyses to all involved parties before task initiation
• •Focus and active contribution to the safe execution of high-risk operations (OHR)
• •Identification of critical risks and prevention of potential severe incidents (PSE)
• •Active contribution to the EHS management process of GEV subcontractors
• •Review of subcontractor documentation and EHS programs
• •Review of all attestations, certifications, and EHS authorizations of subcontractor resources and equipment
• •Site tours to verify EHS site conditions
• •Guidance of teams on construction sites
• •Implementation of site EHS programs and plans
• •Resolution of problems
• •Regular EHS site inspections with rigor and consistency
• •Identification of gaps and improvement opportunities
• •Acting as a solution creator for the assigned site
• •Organization and participation in joint EHS visits and tours with management (Gemba)
• •Organization and participation in joint EHS visits and tours with clients and subcontractors
• •Active participation in EHS audits
• •Active participation in EHS culture level assessments at the site
• •Conducting EHS awareness sessions for assigned site populations
• •Contribution to investigations and analysis of all accidents or hazardous situations
• •Identification of trends and causes
• •Tracking of corrective and preventive actions
• •Sharing of lessons learned
• •Completion of all internal and external EHS reports on time, with quality and precision
• •Informing GEV project management of observed hazardous conditions
• •Taking necessary measures to stop unsafe behaviors or conditions before injury or incident
• •Regular documented EHS inspections
• •Organization of EHS orientations
• •Assisting EHS representatives of contractors/subcontractors in organizing orientations for all construction personnel and visitors
• •Organization, animation, and participation in safety 'Toolbox' meetings
• •Organization, animation, and participation in EHS breaks
• •Organization, animation, and participation in EHS meetings
• •Organization, animation, and participation in construction site committees
• •Organization, animation, and participation in EHS committees
• •Organization, animation, and participation in shift start meetings
• •Organization, animation, and participation in work method dissemination meetings
• •Organization, animation, and participation in EHS start-up meetings
• •Ensuring subcontractors hold weekly EHS meetings and safety 'Toolbox' discussions
• •Acting as a liaison for assistance for the assigned site
• •Ensuring compliance with GEV EHS programs and requirements
• •Liaison at the site level with client representatives, partners, and subcontractors
• •Liaison at the site level with medical services, fire and emergency services
• •Liaison at the site level with local regulatory agencies (CNESST, etc.)
• •Ensuring GEV emergency plans (and master contractor/client plans) are in place
• •Conducting emergency and rescue exercises
• •Identification and sharing of best practices in the region
• •Assisting the site team to leverage best practices from others
• •Close tracking of main EHS performance indicators
• •Monitoring EHS project performance, execution, and partner support
• •Ensuring the site has identified all applicable EHS laws and regulations
• •Ensuring understanding of internal, regulatory, and contractual EHS requirements
• •Ensuring compliance with environmental requirements
• •Participation in waste, discharge, and emissions management on site
• •Optimal and efficient management of rescue and EHS equipment and PPE
• •Creation, management, conservation, and archiving of required EHS documentation
• •Use of Gensuite and/or Complyworks for EHS documentation
• •Completion of EHS forms, registers, and training proofs
• •Chemical lists
• •FDS (Safety Data Sheets)
• •Registers, inventories, and inspection/calibration proof of EHS equipment