National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO)

Responsibilities:

Site safety and compliance

• Enforce compliance with federal and provincial occupational health and safety legislation, company policies, and client requirements
• Monitor high-risk work: working at heights, excavation and trenching, confined spaces, hot work, lockout/tagout, crane and lifting operations, and traffic control

Planning and documentation

• Develop, review, and maintain site-specific safety plans, hazard assessments, and safe work procedures
• Review subcontractor safety programs and confirm worker orientations, certifications, and training are current
• Track corrective actions and report safety metrics to project management

Incident management

• Respond to injuries, near misses, and incidents, providing first aid or coordinating emergency response as needed

Additional responsibilities

• Promote a culture where every worker feels empowered to raise concerns and stop unsafe work
• Support the company's safety management system, including COR certification and internal and external audits
• Coordinate site emergency response plans and drills
• Verify PPE, fall protection, and safety equipment are inspected, available, and used correctly

Requirements:

• National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) designation, in good standing
• years of experience in a construction health and safety role on commercial, industrial, or civil projects
• WorkSafeBC Intermediate First Aid Certificate or equivalent
• Working knowledge of applicable OHS legislation and regulations in BC
• Fall protection, confined space, and WHMIS certifications, or the ability to obtain them within days
• Valid driver's licence and reliable transportation to site

What you can expect at Wildstone:

• A culture of collaboration, inclusion and understanding
• Extended health and dental benefits
• Employee and Family Assistance Program
• RRSP Matching Program