EHS Manager

HSE Blog; Cambridge; Presencial; CAD 110 000 - 150 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Aecon is seeking an experienced environmental, health and safety leader to develop EHS frameworks for its new nuclear projects during development, bidding and planning. You will create procedures, training plans and governance tools to support execution readiness.

Required is 10+ years in EHS, with nuclear or heavy industrial construction experience, plus a bachelor’s degree and certifications. International travel may be required and PowerBI/Cority experience is valued.

Qualificações

• 10+ years EHS experience, including five years in nuclear or heavy industrial construction.
• Bachelor's degree in occupational health and safety, environmental science, engineering or related discipline.
• Experience establishing EHS programmes for new projects and interpreting multiple regulatory frameworks.
• Ability to obtain required nuclear facility access clearances.
• Travel estimated at 20-30%.

Responsabilidades

• Build reusable EHS procedures, training plans and project mobilisation tools.
• Assess regulatory requirements, occupational exposures and environmental risks across jurisdictions.
• Integrate safety into engineering reviews, contractor governance and project proposals.

Conhecimentos

EHS management

Regulatory mapping

Risk assessment

Project governance

Formação académica

Bachelor's degree in OH&S / environmental science / engineering

CRSP / CSP / NCSO / CHSC preferred

NEBOSH IGC / IOSH membership assets

Ferramentas

PowerBI

SiteDocs

Cority

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Develop environmental, health and safety frameworks for Aecon's new nuclear projects during development, bidding and planning before construction.

About the role

Develop environmental, health and safety frameworks for Aecon's new nuclear projects during development, bidding and planning before construction.

Key responsibilities

• Build reusable EHS procedures, training plans and project mobilisation tools.
• Assess regulatory requirements, occupational exposures and environmental risks across jurisdictions.
• Integrate safety into engineering reviews, contractor governance and project proposals.

Qualifications and experience

• At least 10 years of progressive EHS experience, including five years in nuclear or heavy industrial construction.
• Experience establishing EHS programmes for new projects and interpreting multiple regulatory frameworks.
• Ability to obtain required nuclear facility access clearances. Travel estimated at 20-30%.

Additional information

The role is primarily office-based during development phases. The employer states a pay range but does not explicitly state a salary period.

Further requirements and project scope

A bachelor's degree in occupational health and safety, environmental science, engineering or a related discipline is required. CRSP, CSP, NCSO or CHSC credentials are preferred; NEBOSH IGC, IOSH membership and additional nuclear or environmental certifications are assets.

Responsibilities cover new-build EHS strategy, regulatory mapping, environmental and exposure controls, contractor prequalification, bid support, governance, HAZID/HAZOP input, execution readiness, training frameworks and KPI dashboards. The role integrates Human Performance principles, CRM/Fatal 8, APEX and Redbook systems. Experience with greenfield programme development, joint ventures or alliance/IPD delivery, nuclear standards and digital tools such as PowerBI, SiteDocs or Cority is important. First-of-a-Kind project experience is an asset. International travel may be required.

Employer-disclosed pay

The employer states $120,000-$140,000 without identifying the salary period. It is therefore excluded from structured salary metadata until the period is verified.