Safety Supervisor

Orion Steel Group•Regina, SK

11d•Onsite

About The Position

At Interpro Pipe & Steel Inc., our strength starts with our people! As a team we collaborate to solve problems, contribute ideas and challenge each other to ensure growth and ultimately success for the business and our employees. The Safety Supervisor is responsible for leading frontline safety performance across all mill operations, including melt shop, tubular production, finishing, maintenance, coating and contractor activities. This role provides peer‑to‑peer coaching, conducts structured work observations, verifies safe work practices, and ensures compliance with all regulatory, corporate, and site‑specific safety requirements. The supervisor is a visible, engaged presence on the floor, driving a proactive safety culture through coaching, accountability, and continuous improvement.

Requirements

Grade 12 Diploma or equivalent
At least 3-5 years of experience in a safety management or supervisory role, ideally in a manufacturing, industrial, or construction setting
In-depth knowledge of Provincial regulations and safety management systems
Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills
Ability to assess risks and implement effective control measures
Proficient with safety software, reporting tools and Microsoft applications
Ability to work rotating day/night shifts, including extended workdays, weekends, and statutory holidays

Nice To Haves

Occupational Health and Safety Practitioners Certificate, CRST, CRSP or a related designation
Experience in Unionized environment considered an asset

Responsibilities

Provide daily peer‑to‑peer coaching to employees, emphasizing hazard recognition, safe decision‑making, and adherence to critical safe behaviors
Maintaining high visibility on the floor and modelling correct behaviours at all times
Lead by example through consistent field presence, professional conduct, and reinforcement of mill safety values
Participate as needed in toolbox talks and targeted safety conversations based on emerging risks or recent incidents
Conduct routine and structured work observations across all operational areas, documenting findings and ensuring timely corrective actions
Verify proper use of PPE, machine guarding, housekeeping standards, and safe operating practices
Identify unsafe conditions or behaviors and intervene immediately to prevent injury or equipment damage
Review and audit operating procedures, safe work instructions, and job hazard analyses to ensure accuracy, clarity, and alignment with current practices
Support frontline leaders in updating procedures when process changes, new equipment, or incident learnings occur
Conduct lockout/tagout (LOTO) field reviews, ensuring energy isolation steps are followed precisely and documentation is complete
Oversee day‑shift contractor activities, ensuring all contractors meet site safety requirements before starting work
Conduct contractor onboarding, orientation verification, and daily work‑permit reviews
Monitor contractor work areas for compliance with LOTO, confined space, hot work, and other high‑risk controls
Participate in incident investigations, root‑cause analysis, and development of corrective actions
Support reporting of near misses, hazards, and safety concerns through coaching and follow‑up
Assist in emergency response drills and ensure readiness of equipment and personnel
Complete daily safety logs, observation reports, and LOTO verification records
Track corrective actions and ensure closure within required timelines
Provide shift‑level safety updates to the Safety Manager and Operations leadership
Deliver refresher training on critical safety topics such as LOTO, fall protection, mobile equipment, and hazard communication
Mentor new employees and supervisors on site safety expectations and procedures
Support annual safety training plans and competency assessments