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COMPANY OVERVIEWHolcim is planning to spin-off its North American Business to unleash its full potential, capitalizing on North America’s oversized growth in construction led by the modernization of infrastructure, a surge in advanced manufacturing and AI operation and the growth of resilient cities. &nbsp; Holcim plans to list the new company on the NYSE by the end of the first half of 2025 and establish its operations headquarters in the US to be fully dedicated to serving the North American market and pursue a growth strategy across the region. &nbsp; The newly listed company will become North America’s leading building solutions company, with industry-leading market position to meet its customers’ greatest ambitions with the most advanced building solutions from foundation to rooftop.Overview:Reporting to the General Manager of Portable Projects, the Field Safety Personnel is responsible for providing support, training, and facilitation to employees with the goal of minimizing health and safety risks. The role promotes a proactive approach to health and safety for the Ready Mix Concrete team at the BHP Jansen Potash Mine, enhancing safety efficiencies and ensuring a safe work environment.Responsibilities:Work with site Field staff, Management Teams and MBSKHealth &amp; Safety Team to ensure implementation and ongoing improvement of Health and Safety systems.Assist at assessing and implementing controls to eliminate hazards.Assist with management of safety document databases including Convergence, iCare and Avetta to ensure documents, investigations and contractor records are properly managed.Respond to incidents and assist with getting injured employees appropriate medical care.Coordinate and participate in incident investigation reports, root cause analysis of incidents and effective corrective actions.Support collection, analysis and distribution of safety and training KPI information.Assist in monitoring, coordinating and organizing effective H&amp;S training programs consistent with the Lafarge Group’s H&amp;S standards.Assist with ensuring compliance with Federal, Provincial and Municipal OHS laws as well as Lafarge Group’s H&amp;S standards and advisories and any job site specific H&amp;S regulations.Assist and coordinate review of safety objectives, identifying improvement areas and developing annual action plans within NAB.Plan, organize, schedule and conduct HSMS (Standards and Advisory) as well as COR audits of facilities, work areas and equipment. Follow-up audit actions and mandate implementation to ensuring all items have been completed on time and assist with removing any barriers to completion.Support site management to ensure the early and safe return to work for injured employees. Work with HR to support accommodation and modified work requirements.Lead and facilitate participation of employees at safety meetings and joint health and safety committee meetings.Coordinate with site management and Health and Safety Team in regards to new standards and site specific action plans.Specific Accountabilities:Mature attitude and ability to work effectively independent of supervisionAbility to handle confidential and sensitive information with discretionStrong organizational skills, with ability to attend to detail, ensuring accuracy and timelinessWell-developed verbal and written communication skillsStrong interpersonal skills, with ability to relate to persons at all corporate levels with diverse educational, socioeconomic, and ethnic backgroundsAbility to influence and build collaborative relationshipsSelf-motivated and a self-starterProficiency in utilizing computer and web-based systems (proficiency in Convergence, iCare, SAP, etc.)Proficiency in working with Microsoft office applications (Word, Excel, Publisher, etc.) &nbsp;Qualifications4 years of H&amp;S related experience an asset.Minimum NCSO designated required&nbsp;Valid Driver’s License (Class 5, Non-GDL)Familiarity with Saskatchewan legislation, codes, standards and best practices in occupational health and safety.Ability to work as part of a team.Experience conducting investigations and providing written responses/reportsStrong analytical and problem-solving skills, able to break down problems and provide practical solutions.Demonstrated time management and organizational skills.Excellent communication, negotiation, facilitation, conflict resolution, and crisis management skills. &nbsp;Work Schedule:This is a camp job with a two-week-on, one-week-off rotation, working 8-12 hours a day.As part of our dedicated focus on the health and safety of all employees, a pre-employment medical, including drug and alcohol testing and a criminal record check, may be required.YOUR LAFARGE EXPERIENCE At Lafarge, there is endless opportunity for you to play your part. Whether you’re in a technical, managerial, or frontline role, you can shape a career that works for you. With us you’ll have the chance to embrace the passion we share for our planet. You’ll be encouraged to seek out diverse perspectives, share your ideas and build the skills and connections you need to perform at your best. Because it’s only when we work together in a culture where everyone thrives, that we can build the world we all want to live in.

Field Safety Personnel

Job Summary:&nbsp;<ul><li>Looking for team members who are familiar and experienced with the Oil and Gas Industry</li><li>Experienced in safely working with the hazards related to flammable products as it relates to fire protection</li><li>Willing and able to participate in and conduct site safety meetings and the planning of fire suppression in case of an event</li><li>Able to provide and assist in standby fire protection for Frac and Completion Operations in the Oil and Gas Industry</li></ul>Job Responsibilities:<ul><li>Take reasonable care to protect your health and safety and that of other workers by following Firemaster’s safety policies and procedures, as well as Government and Industry regulations</li><li>Drive company vehicles in a safe and responsible manner</li><li>Maintain vehicles in excellent working order and keep vehicles clean at all times</li><li>Be punctual</li><li>Safe operation of all other Firemaster equipment</li><li>Be familiar with Firemaster’s policies and procedures</li><li>Perform duties in the shop and on location as required by Firemaster’s policies and procedures</li><li>Display professional work habits in the shop and on location</li><li>Maintain an accurate log book, as per Government regulations</li><li>Completion of daily paperwork, such as vehicle Pre-Trip Inspections, Safety Meeting Checklists, and ERP’s</li></ul>Qualifications:&nbsp;<ul><li>Class 3 driver's licence preferred, but will consider employment with a minimum Class 5 with clean Driver’s Abstract (must provide an Abstract within 30 days prior to hiring date)</li><li>Preferred 1001 certification</li><li>Grade 12 or equivalent</li><li>Current Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive certification</li><li>Current First Aid from Red Cross or St. John Ambulance</li><li>Common Safety Orientation from Energy Safety Canada</li><li>Firemaster will provide employee with company specific WHMIS and TDG training, as well as a Driver Improvement Program, Fatigue Management, and Hours of Service Training for clarity on logbook completions</li></ul>

Industrial Firefighters

Job Summary:<ul><li>Looking for team members who are familiar with the Oil and Gas Industry and are comfortable with explaining and educating workers of the hazards associated with working around H2S</li><li>Willing and able to participate in site safety meetings and the planning of a rescue in the case of an H2S event</li><li>Knowledge of setting up and using gas detection equipment and cascade systems, along with competence in the donning and doffing of both SCBA’s (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) and SABA’s (Supplied Air Breathing Apparatus)</li><li>Experience with hauling trailers</li></ul>Job Responsibilities:<ul><li>Take reasonable care to protect your health and safety and that of other workers by following Firemaster’s safety policies and procedures, as well as Government and Industry regulations</li><li>Drive company vehicles in a safe and responsible manner</li><li>Maintain vehicles in excellent working order and keep vehicles clean at all times</li><li>Be punctual</li><li>Safe operation of all other Firemaster equipment</li><li>Perform duties in the shop and on location as required by Firemaster’s policies and procedures</li><li>Display professional work habits in the shop and on location</li><li>Maintain an accurate logbook, as per Government regulations</li><li>Completion of daily paperwork, such as vehicle Pre-Trip Inspections, Safety Meeting Checklists, ERP’s, Personnel on Lease head counts, site specific orientations, and keeping record of personnel’s tickets and expiry dates</li></ul>Qualifications:<ul><li>Minimum Class 5 driver’s licence with clean Driver’s Abstract (must provide an Abstract within 30 days prior to hiring date)</li><li>Grade 12 or equivalent</li><li>Current Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive certification</li><li>Current First Aid from Red Cross or St. John Ambulance</li><li>Current Confined Space Entry</li><li>Common Safety Orientation from Energy Safety Canada</li><li>Firemaster will provide employee with company specific WHMIS and TDG training, as well as a Driver Improvement Program, Fatigue Management, and Hours of Service Training for clarity on logbook completions</li></ul>

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