Why should YOU choose Dilico?
Optional Hybrid work schedule
Optional Flexible schedule to support work-life balance
OMERS Pension plan available to all employees
Competitive salaries
Generous paid vacation time
Paid time off at Christmas above paid vacation time
EFAP available to all employees and their families
Benefit plan that includes dental, healthcare, and vision services
A chance to make a difference in the community
Position Overview:
Under the direction and supervision of the Assistant Director of Human Resources, the Health & Safety Manager is responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of a comprehensive range of employee health and safety programs, training and services to meet the goals and legal obligations of Dilico Anishinabek Family Care. These functions include the assessment, facilitation and evaluation of injury prevention, environmental safety, occupational health and safety, employee wellness and development, training, implementation and consultation. The Health & Safety Manager oversees all Occupational Health and Safety activities, and disability management for the organization.
Qualifications and Requirements:
A minimum post-secondary school diploma or degree in Occupational Health and Safety or related field of study.
A minimum 3 years’ experience in administration with emphasis on health and safety.
Ability to work flexible hours as determined by the Director of Finance & Corporate Services in relation to service requirements
Management experience an asset
Must possess a Class “G” Driver’s Licence and have access to a personal vehicle which will pass a Provincial safety inspection
Satisfactory criminal records check
If you experience issues with our online application system, please apply directly at [email protected] the competition number must be quoted in the email subject line.
Only those considered for an interview will be contacted.
Dilico is committed to diversity in the workplace and encourages applications from all qualified candidates.
Dilico gives preference to Anishinabek people.
