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E.S. FOX LIMITED hiring Site Safety Coordinator in Nanticoke, Ontario, Canada

About UsEstablished in 1934 as a small plumbing and heating company, E.S. Fox Limited today is recognized as a pre-eminent Canadian multi-trade Industrial, Commercial, Institutional and Nuclear constructor and fabricator. E.S. Fox Limited works in the industries of oil and gas, petrochemical, mining, pulp and paper, steel, automotive, pharmaceutical, casinos, hotels, hospitals, schools, and themed entertainment.

The company is headquartered in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and maintains full-service regional offices in Hamilton, Toronto, Port Robinson, Oshawa, Tiverton, Kingston, Sudbury, and Thunder Bay.

With a strong commitment to health, safety, and the protection of the environment, E.S. Fox Limited has earned a reputation as a people-first, environmentally conscious, socially responsible constructor.

The Nanticoke project site is looking for an organized, detail-oriented and professional Site Safety Coordinator to join our project team on a temporary basis for approximately six (6) months.

Summary

Of The Role

The Site Safety Coordinator will be responsible for implementing, monitoring and enforcing the Company Health and Safety policies and programs, ensuring safe working procedures on company work sites and facilities.

Key Customers Served

  • Area Managers, Project Managers and all other Company Management
  • Employees

Key Responsibilities

  • Implements and oversees site safety program
  • Liaises with management and labour to ensure that the highest level of due diligence is maintained
  • Provides counsel and advice to Company management on all Health and Safety related matters
  • Coordinates and attends on-site Health and Safety meetings
  • Provides site Health and Safety training, indoctrination, orientation to employees
  • Provides WHMIS training
  • May chair or co-chair Health and Safety Committee
  • Thoroughly investigates lost time accidents/incidents and Health and Safety related complaints
  • Completes WSIB forms and oversees light duty return to work programs
  • Generates Health and Safety statistics and provides regular reports in a prescribed format, to the Environmental Health and Safety Manager
  • Performs weekly site inspections and monthly safety audits
  • Maintains daily/weekly/monthly work activity logbooks
  • Maintains safety records and documents
  • Maintains record of all safety and site information used…

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Keeping the spirit of San Domingo alive

San Domingo, founded as a rare settlement of free Black residents a full 40 years before the Civil War, is believed to be the oldest community of its kind in the state.

San Domingo

Nestled between the Nanticoke River and Sharptown Road in rural Wicomico County, San Domingo became a rare community of free Black residents 201 years ago. Its inheritors are trying to keep its spirit alive.

Nestled between the Nanticoke River and Sharptown Road in rural Wicomico County, San Domingo became a rare community of free Black residents 201 years ago. Its inheritors are trying to keep its spirit alive. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

Newell Quinton

Newell Quinton treats a few of his 50 goats to a handful of grass as he makes his rounds on his farm, Gran'Sarah's HIll, in San Domingo in rural Wicomico County.

Newell Quinton treats a few of his 50 goats to a handful of grass as he makes his rounds on his farm, Gran’Sarah’s HIll, in San Domingo in rural Wicomico County. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

San Domingo founder James Brown

The headstone for San Domingo founder James Brown is seen in the woods at the edge of the community.

The headstone for San Domingo founder James Brown is seen in the woods at the edge of the community. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

Rudolph Eugene Stanley

Rudolph Eugene Stanley, 72, walks through Zion Cemetery, where many of the community's founders and eight generations of its residents are buried. Stanley grew up in San Domingo and is the community's leading geneaologist.

Rudolph Eugene Stanley, 72, walks through Zion Cemetery, where many of the community’s founders and…

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