Senior HSE Coordinator - Buildings

Your Impact Starts Here

Graham is actively recruiting a Senior HSE Coordinator to support the Saskatchewan Buildings team in a project-based role located on site in Regina. The position serves as the primary HSE resource on the project and requires the ability to provide construction safety leadership, regulatory guidance, incident response, and site reporting with limited day-to-day oversight while reaching out for assistance when needed.

Work Arrangement and Schedule: Project-based, fully on-site role in Regina. The expected schedule is Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Your Role in Building What Matters – From Office to Site

• Serve as the onsite HSE representative, promoting a strong safety culture and ensuring the health, safety, and environmental protection of workers, visitors, and the public
• Deliver project‑specific safety orientations and coordinate HSE training to ensure all workers and supervisors understand site requirements and legislation
• Support the implementation and communication of the Project Specific Safety Plan, including inspections, hazard identification, corrective actions, and regulatory compliance
• Assist with incident investigations, reporting, trend analysis, and ongoing improvement of HSE performance and reporting practices
• Maintain accurate HSE documentation, statistics, safety data sheets, emergency response information, and coordinate with inspectors to ensure compliance with all regulations
• Act as the primary HSE presence on the Regina project site, working independently and making sound, timely decisions with limited oversight.
• Maintain consistent on-site coverage and collaborate with the broader HSE team, escalating or requesting assistance when required.
• Demonstrate a positive, team-oriented approach while applying independent judgment and maintaining strong relationships with project leadership, supervisors, and trades.

The Right Tools for the Job

• Education: High school diploma required. A Health and Safety diploma is an asset. A Red Seal Journeyperson ticket is also considered an asset.
• Experience: Construction safety experience in a high-risk environment is required, along with practical knowledge of applicable Saskatchewan occupational health and safety legislation.
• Skills and Designations: NCSO designation is strongly preferred. The successful candidate must be team-oriented, comfortable working independently, able to exercise sound judgment during emergencies, and proficient with Microsoft 365 and online reporting tools. Familiarity with AI-enabled or agentic workflows is an asset.

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