Consultant(e) en santé et sécurité au travail (SST)

Firme Brouillette Inc.•Quebec, QC

3d•CA$77,833 - CA$103,243•Hybrid

About The Position

Firme Brouillette Inc. is seeking a Health and Safety (H&S) Consultant for a permanent position in Northern Quebec. In a context of growth, the H&S consultant acts as an advisor to managers to ensure compliance with H&S laws and regulations. They actively participate in risk prevention, continuous improvement of H&S practices, and the development of a prevention culture within the organization.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Industrial Relations, or related field.
OR University certificate in Occupational Health and Safety.
OR Any combination of training and experience deemed equivalent.
Good knowledge of the LSST, LATMP, and associated regulations.
Approximately 3 to 5 years of experience in the field.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Excellent oral and written communication skills in French.
Valid driver's license (Class 5).
Travel to Northern Quebec is expected.
Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status, or valid open work permit.
Leadership and mobilization skills.
Analytical thinking and professional judgment.
Autonomy and organizational skills.
Rigor and attention to detail.
Problem-solving ability.
Excellent communication skills.
Ability to manage multiple files simultaneously.
Team spirit and adaptability.
Discretion and professionalism.
Initiative.
Sense of responsibility.
Collaborative spirit.
Concern for quality and performance.
Self-control.

Responsibilities

Advise managers on the application of H&S policies and programs.
Inform employees and managers of their rights, responsibilities, and obligations.
Identify and analyze risks related to different business sectors.
Develop, update, and ensure the application of prevention programs.
Review H&S policies and procedures.
Draft and implement various programs (lockout, working at heights, confined spaces, etc.).
Promote a culture of prevention and health and safety.
Participate in the implementation of new equipment, ensuring compliance with H&S requirements.
Collaborate in the designation of H&S representatives.
Ensure compliance with laws and regulations, particularly the LSST, LATMP, and their regulations.
Create, coordinate, and lead health and safety committees (CSS).
Act as an advisor during meetings.
Prepare agendas and draft minutes.
Participate in the selection of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Present accident investigations and recommend corrective measures.
Follow up on CSS action plans.
Organize awareness, mobilization, and recognition activities.
Follow up on temporary and permanent corrective measures.
Review first aid and accident reporting forms.
Lead investigations following incidents and workplace accidents.
Travel to sites when required.
Complete investigation and analysis reports.
Collaborate with human resources during H&S disciplinary actions.
Follow up on CNESST files.
Represent the employer before administrative bodies, if necessary.
Maintain relationships with various external stakeholders.
Research and coordinate specialized firm services.
Draft various confidential correspondence.
Perform any other related tasks.

Benefits

Annual salary: between $77,833 to $103,243
Regional disparity premium: $4,320 to $5,747
Vacation: 15 days (1-3 years of service), increasing with seniority
Holidays: 14 days per year
Sick leave and family obligations: 10 days (80 hours) per year, non-cumulative and non-monetary
Floating holidays: 2 days per year
Cell phone: Provided by the employer, expenses covered
Company vehicle: Provided for professional use, personal use allowed up to 5,000 km/year (taxable benefit)
Group insurance: Health, Dental, Disability, Life (effective after 3 months of service)
Retirement plan: Defined contribution plan (employee contribution: minimum 5%, employer contribution: up to 8%)
Hybrid work model allowed up to 50% of working time, flexible arrangements subject to employer approval