HSE Superintendent

Savanna Energy Services Corp.; City of Leduc; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Savanna Energy Services Corp. is seeking an HSE Superintendent to enhance health, safety and environmental performance across rig locations. The role requires field oversight, incident investigations, and continuous safety improvements, reporting to the HSE Manager.

Based in Leduc, Alberta with Western Canada travel, rotation on-call responsibilities, and a focus on building a strong safety culture. The candidate should have OH&S certification, 3–5 years of drilling safety experience, and strong

Qualifications

• Certificate / Diploma in OH&S from accredited school.
• 3-5 years industry experience in drilling/completions preferable.
• Working knowledge of OH&S, AER, WCB Regulations.
• Maintain all required training certificates and tickets.

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular field visits (approx. 80% field) to evaluate compliance with safety policies.
• Support rig operations in implementing HSE programs and incident prevention.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and a safe, injury-free workplace.
• Mentor rig personnel on Savanna Safety Management System.
• Assist incident investigations and develop corrective actions.
• Report incidents to HSE Manager and document audits.

Skills

Organizational skills

MS Word

MS Excel

PowerPoint

Clear communication

Conflict management

Team collaboration

Travel to remote rigs

Emergency response calmness

Ethics and confidentiality

Education

Certificate / Diploma in OH&S from accredited school

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

The HSE Superintendent is responsible for supporting and enhancing the health, safety, and environmental performance of Savanna Drilling’s operations. This leadership role works closely with field operations and management to ensure compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements, while promoting a strong safety culture across all rig locations. The HSE Superintendent plays a key role in incident prevention, conducting field audits, providing guidance to crews, and driving continuous improvement in safety practices and operational integrity. This position reports to the HSE Manager, and works in close collaboration with Operations Management and Field Leadership to support safe and compliant rig operations.

Summary of Duties (Duties may include, but are not limited to the following):

Field Support & Compliance Oversight

• Conduct regular field visits (approximately 80% field / 20% office) to support and evaluate compliance with safety policies and procedures.
• Support rig operations in the implementation and consistent application of Savanna’s Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) programs.
• Ensure all corporate HSE standards are met to maintain regulatory compliance and support an incident/injury-free workplace.
• Remain current and knowledgeable on provincial and federal OH&S legislation and applicable safety regulations across all operating areas.
• Promote a proactive safety culture by mentoring rig personnel on the Savanna Safety Management System.
• Attend and support operational safety meetings, including pre-job planning (Fresh Starts), orientations, and toolbox talks.
• Facilitate or deliver safety training sessions and HSE information briefings related to internal policies, industry guidelines, or legislative updates.
• Encourage and support proactive hazard identification, elimination, and control across all rig sites.
• Assist operations and HSE teams in incident investigations, including root cause analysis and development of corrective actions.
• Monitor site safety performance and provide recommendations to mitigate risk and improve overall safety practices.

Leadership & Culture Development

• Serve as a safety role model, promoting Savanna Drilling’s Vision and Values across all teams and operational environments.
• Support and reinforce a positive and collaborative safety culture.
• Champion continuous improvement and accountability in safety leadership.

Administrative & Other Duties

• Ensure timely reporting of all incidents to the HSE Manager.
• Maintain accurate documentation of safety audits, inspections, training, and field observations.
• Support other duties or special projects as assigned by the HSE Manager.

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Strong Organizational skills;
• Strong knowledge in MS Word, Excel and Power Point;
• Respond calmly to emergency and/or critical situations;
• Ability to communicate clearly, confidently and concisely;
• Ability to source information and provide competent advice;
• Ability to manage conflict and changing priorities;
• Must be able to perform duties with minimal supervision;
• Ability to travel to remote rig sites in multiple provinces.
• Handle confidential information in an ethic manner;
• Ability to work in a team-oriented environment.
• Technical writing or experience in program development is considered an asset.

Education and Experience:

• Certificate / Diploma in OH&S from accredited school
• 3-5 years’ industry experience, including drilling and/or completions background is preferable;
• A commensurate background in practical field applications of workplace health, safety and environment processes in relevant industry is highly regarded;
• Experience and strong knowledge in incident investigation (Root Cause Analysis);
• Working knowledge of OH&S, AER, WCB Regulations, and IRPs;
• Maintain all required training certificates and tickets as per Savanna Drilling training matrices for this position.

Special Conditions:

• Ability to travel extensively to worksites; (must have valid driver’s license)
• Ability to work unconventional hours on occasion, as required.
• Must be willing and able to work rotational on call schedule
• This position is based in Leduc, Alberta with travel across Western Canada