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Your Impact Starts Here

Graham is actively recruiting a Senior HSE Coordinator to support the Saskatchewan Buildings team in an area-based role located in Saskatoon. The position works closely with the Saskatoon-based supervisor and broader HSE and operations teams, providing construction safety leadership, regulatory guidance, incident support, and site reporting across area operations.

The expected schedule is Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Your Role in Building What Matters – From Office to Site

  • Serve as the area 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
  • Partner directly with the Saskatoon-based supervisor and support multiple project or operational priorities across the Saskatchewan Buildings area.
  • 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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