Instructor- Occupational Health and Safety- Continuing Education Contract (HLTH 105- Fatigue Ma[...]

Saskatchewan Polytechnic; Saskatoon; Remote; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking an Instructor for Occupational Health and Safety in Continuing Education. This role offers the opportunity to engage with students and deliver vital knowledge on fatigue management. The position is flexible, with courses delivered online, making it ideal for those passionate about education and safety. With a competitive hourly rate and a supportive faculty environment, this is a fantastic chance to contribute to the professional development of learners in the field of health and safety.

Job description

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Job Details

• Competition Number: ESC06450
• Org Code/Description: OH & S Practitioner
• Location: Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatoon Campus
• Posting Title: Instructor - Occupational Health and Safety - Continuing Education
• Contract: (HLTH 105 - Fatigue Management)
• Contract Start Date: 07/02/2025
• Contract End Date: 06/30/2026
• Contract Rate: $60 per hour
• Ongoing: No
• Bargaining Unit: Faculty Association
• Course Dates and Times: Please refer to the schedule below

Course Schedule

1. July 7 – August 29, 2025
2. January 5 – February 13, 2026
3. April 7 – May 15, 2026

Additional Information

• Contract Hours per Student: 3.5 hours
• Total Contract Hours: Based on student enrollment
• Supervisor ID Number: 000087777
• Supervisor Position Number: To be determined

Posting Status: Open

Date Posted: 05/08/2025

Closing Date: 05/16/2025

Special Instructions to Applicants

Please indicate in your cover letter the offering(s) you are applying for:

• July 7 – August 29, 2025
• January 5 – February 13, 2026
• April 7 – May 15, 2026

Notes:

• Courses run subject to student enrollment.
• Courses are delivered online.

Instructor orientation/appreciation event to be held in the fall. Date and time to be determined.

Quick Link: https://careers.saskpolytech.ca/postings/59765