Eager to make a measurable impact on safety, quality, and environmental practices?Our client is searching for a skilled HSQE Manager to lead the charge in developing and executing high-impact health, safety, quality, and environmental programs. This leadership role offers the opportunity to influence organization-wide safety culture, ensure regulatory excellence, and collaborate cross-functionally with technical and operations teams.What this opportunity offers:
A leadership role with strategic influence on safety, compliance, and organizational performance
The chance to shape and advance best-in-class programs in a fast-paced, federally regulated sector
Competitive total compensation and benefits in a purpose-driven, growth-focused environment
Interested and qualified candidates, apply today or email Christine quoting job #6635. We thank all applicants for their interest, though only those under consideration will be contacted.Key Responsibilities & Expertise:
Develop and implement HSQE training programs aligned with regulatory requirements and internal goals
Lead root cause investigations, report outcomes, and drive corrective actions to closure
Maintain and enhance ISM and ISO systems across both operational and administrative domains
Collaborate with operations teams to embed a culture of safety and ensure training needs are proactively addressed
Monitor regulatory updates and support internal audits to maintain compliance and identify improvement opportunities
Serve as primary liaison with external authorities, representing organizational interests and influencing emerging regulations
Prepare and deliver clear, actionable reports and performance dashboards for executive leadership
Utilize quality management systems, internal auditing tools, and safety data platforms to track performance and guide decision-making
Provide guidance on return-to-work programs and incident case management in alignment with policy and care standards
Interpret and operationalize Canadian federal legislation and regulatory frameworks in a complex, fast-moving environment
Qualifications:
Post-secondary education in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field
5-8 years of progressive HSQE or compliance experience, ideally within transportation or heavy industrial sectors
At least 3 years' experience applying Canadian regulatory frameworks (e.g., Transport Canada)
Demonstrated expertise with ISM/ISO systems, regulatory audits, safety training delivery, and incident response
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate across departments
Technological proficiency with HSQE software, digital compliance tools, and reporting platforms
