HybridPart-time/fractional role supporting operations across Newfoundland and Ontario; candidates may be based anywhere in either province.
Facilities OperationsEnvironmental Health & Safety
About the job
Requirements
A bachelor's degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Safety Management, Construction Management, or a similar field; a college diploma and related experience is the minimum alternative.
NCSO or CRSP certification is required.
At least 5 years of relevant experience in the construction industry.
Standard First Aid and CPR training.
WHMIS 2015 (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) training.
Proven success in improving safety performance.
Ability to communicate expectations clearly and ensure accountability across all levels of the team.
Comprehensive understanding of Occupational Health and Safety regulations in Newfoundland and Labrador and Ontario, and their application within construction environments.
Ability to identify hazards and implement practical, effective corrective measures.
Valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle.
Responsibilities
Drive a culture of safety by working closely with workers and project managers to embed safety into planning and daily operations.
Review and update safety policies and procedures to meet Occupational Health and Safety and client requirements.
Overhaul and maintain the Safe Work Practice library, ensuring all procedures are covered and current.
Ensure consistent execution of Field Level Risk Assessments, Safe Work Practices, and toolbox talks across all sites.
Implement training and competency verification for all staff.
Lead monthly safety meetings and training programs, and drive engagement in weekly toolbox talks.
Maintain ISN NetWorld, Avetta, Cognibox, and COR certifications.
Monitor and enforce compliance with personal protective equipment requirements and safe work procedures.
Conduct regular safety audits, inspections, and risk assessments on construction sites.
Lead incident investigations, document findings, and implement corrective actions.
Monitor compliance, coach supervisors, and hold teams accountable for safety performance.
Report safety performance and trends to leadership, providing recommendations for improvement.
Stay informed about regulatory changes and industry best practices, recommending updates to strengthen the safety program.
Serve as a resource for employees by addressing safety concerns and guiding best practices.
About Us AllRock Consulting Ltd. is a fast growing and innovative geotechnical, materials and Environmental engineering company. AllRock’s geotechnical engineers, and materials specialists are focused on solving design, construction, and rehabilitation issues impacting the communities in which we work and live. By pairing cutting-edge site investigation technology with tried-and-true experience, we bring unparalleled expertise to the entire geotechnical spectrum—from planning and investigation, to execution and quality control.
AllRock works with clients in the pre-construction phases of a project to discover and examine what lies beneath their construction project. Our team collaborates with clients during the design phases to ensure they have all the geotechnical information needed to complete a successful project. This information allows projects to be completed on time and on budget, by working through problems upfront rather than during construction.
AllRock is proud to say that we are a 100% owned and operated Mi'kmaq First Nations company. The Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nations & Millbrook Mi'kmaq First Nations are proudly represented through our owners and senior management. We are proud to be registered as a Certified Aboriginal Business with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business. Indigenous candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Why Work With AllRock Consulting Limited Our commitment to supporting the whole person is reflected in how we reward our employees:
Competitive salaries paired with an exceptional benefits package, including critical illness, long-term disability, life insurance, and comprehensive health and dental coverage.
A Health Spending Account to help manage your medical expenses.
Generous vacation time, paid personal days, and sick time to prioritize your well-being and that of your family.
Financial assistance for professional development, along with flexible scheduling to help you balance work and family life.
The Position – Safety Professional – NCSO or CRSP AllRock currently operates seven office locations, three in Newfoundland (Corner Brook, Mount Pearl, and Gander) and four in Ontario (Toronto, Ottawa, London, and Barrie) and we are looking to hire a Part-time/Fractional Safety Professional – NCSO or CSRP who will take ownership of our safety program, ensuring policies and procedures are current, compliant, and consistently applied. This role will focus on field execution, accountability, and cultural change, working closely with project managers and crews to embed safety into every aspect of planning and operations.
Responsibilities include:
Drive a culture of safety by working closely with workers and project managers to embed safety into planning and daily operations.
Review and update safety policies and procedures to meet OH&S and client requirements.
Overhaul and maintain the Safe Work Practice (SWP) library, ensuring all procedures are covered and current.
Ensure consistent execution of Field Level Risk Assessments (FLRAs), SWPs, and toolbox talks across all sites.
Implement robust training and competency verification for all staff.
Lead monthly safety meetings and training programs, and drive engagement in weekly toolbox talks.
Maintaining ISN NetWorld, Avetta, Cognibox, and COR certifications.
Monitor and enforce compliance with PPE requirements and safe work procedures.
Conduct regular safety audits, inspections, and risk assessments on construction sites.
Lead incident investigations, document findings, and implement corrective actions.
Monitor compliance, coach supervisors, and hold teams accountable for safety performance.
Report safety performance and trends to leadership, providing recommendations for improvement.
Stay informed on regulatory changes and industry best practices, recommending updates to strengthen the safety program.
Serve as a trusted resource for employees, addressing safety concerns and guiding best practices.
LOCATION: The successful candidate does not need to reside in St. John’s. This role supports operations across Newfoundland and Ontario. Candidates based anywhere in Newfoundland and Ontario are welcome to apply.
START DATE: TBD
Education, Experience, and Skills Required:
Bachelors degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Safety Management, Construction Management or similar (Minimum requirement is a college diploma and related experience)
NCSO or CRSP Certification is required
5+ years relevant experience in the Construction Industry.
Standard First Aid & CPR training.
WHMIS 2015 – Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System training.
Proven success in improving safety performance
Skilled in communicating expectations clearly and ensuring accountability across all levels of the team.
Comprehensive understanding of OH&S regulations in NL and ON, and their application within construction environments.
Strong ability to identify hazards and implement practical, effective corrective measures.
Valid Driver’s License and access to a reliable vehicle.
Applications To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and proof of any relevant certifications to [email protected] with "Safety Professional" in the subject line. We look forward to hearing from you!