Health & Safety Analyst

CLEAResult

Health & Safety Analyst supporting safety across Canadian programs with a focus on subcontractors. Leading compliance efforts and designing practical safety plans in partnership with operations.

Posted 5/12/2026full-timeToronto • 🇨🇦 CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$35 - CA$40 per hourWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support and strengthen health and safety across Canadian programs by acting as the primary safety liaison between corporate safety, operations, and subcontracted partners.
Focus on evaluating safety responsibilities, especially where subcontractors and trade work are involved, and ensuring programs are compliant with provincial and federal OHS requirements.
Take a hands‑on, program‑by‑program approach, starting with programs in Ontario and British Columbia to assess exposure, clarify responsibilities, and design practical, compliant safety plans that teams actually use.
Serve as the primary health & safety point of contact for Canadian programs, with a strong focus on subcontracted and trade‑based work.
Assess safety risk and responsibility related to contractors and subcontractors across multiple provinces.
Design and support implementation of program‑specific safety plans aligned with provincial OHS requirements and operational realities.
Partner with Operations, Legal, and Safety & Fleet to identify exposure and recommend practical risk mitigation strategies.
Conduct site visits and program reviews to understand how work is performed and where safety gaps exist.
Support regulatory compliance, audits, and corrective actions across federal and provincial frameworks.
Influence leaders and field teams to adopt compliant safety practices without relying on rigid enforcement.
Translate safety risks and findings into clear, actionable improvements.
Travel periodically to operational sites and offices to support program rollout and oversight.

Requirements

What you’ll need

5+ years of progressive health & safety experience in Canada, ideally in environments involving construction, trades, subcontractors, or field operations.
Post‑secondary education in Occupational Health & Safety or a related field (or equivalent experience).
Hands‑on experience building, managing, or scaling safety programs or program‑specific safety plans.
Strong working knowledge of provincial OHS legislation, particularly Ontario and British Columbia.
Experience navigating contractor and subcontractor safety responsibilities and regulatory grey areas.
High level of independence, sound judgment, and strong time management skills.
Excellent communication and influence skills, with the ability to drive change without authority.
Comfort working remotely while remaining field‑oriented and operationally engaged.
Willingness to travel periodically and attend in‑office meetings when required.
CRSP or CRST designation is considered an asset.
Ability to speak French is a strong asset.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance with company premium assistance
Life, AD&D, and long-term disability coverage paid for by the company
RRSP company match
Paid vacation, sick and personal time
Paid company holidays
Paid Volunteer Time; giving back to our communities is important to us
Employee Referral Bonus Program
Employee Recognition Program – convert your recognition points into gift cards
Employee Assistance Program – offers benefits to help you manage daily responsibilities
Access to training opportunities to advance further in your career

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Hard Skills & Tools

Occupational Health & Safetysafety program managementsafety risk assessmentregulatory compliancesafety plan designauditingcorrective actionscontractor safety navigationsubcontractor safety responsibilitiesprogram-specific safety plans

Soft Skills

independencesound judgmenttime managementcommunicationinfluencechange managementfield orientationoperational engagementproblem-solvingcollaboration

Certifications

CRSPCRST