Whitecourt Star
Posted May 01, 2024.
saturnoil.com
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Field Safety Advisor
Saturn Oil & Gas Inc. is a growing Canadian energy company focused on generating positive shareholder returns through the continued responsible development of high-quality, light oil weighted assets, supported by an acquisition strategy that targets highly accretive, complementary opportunities. Saturn has assembled an attractive portfolio of free-cash flowing, low-decline operated assets in Central Alberta, Southeastern Saskatchewan and West Central Saskatchewan that provide a deep inventory of long-term economic drilling opportunities across multiple zones. With an unwavering commitment to building an ESG-focused culture, Saturn's goal is to increase reserves, production and cash flows at an attractive return on invested capital. Saturn integrates the protection of the environment, ethical and fair treatment of our employees and stakeholders, and strives to be at the forefront of what it means to be a good corporate citizen.
Saturn has an opportunity for a full time Field Safety Advisor based out of the Drayton Valley, Alberta office. The incumbent in this role will be responsible for the collaborative development, enablement, support and administration of Saturn's Health, Safety, and Environmental programs and processes. This individual will be supportive to many aspects of the operations business and overall corporate safety program development.
Some specific duties, and responsibilities of the Field Safety Advisor include, but are not limited to:
- Establish and maintain effective relationships with field personnel through frequent scheduled visits to drilling, production, and construction sites for regular inspections, assessments, and audits to align with Company expectations.
- Plan, coordinate, and implement programs and processes to reduce and eliminate injuries, illnesses, environmental damage, and financial losses while maintaining regulatory compliance and company standards.
- Provide support and guidance on incident response to ensure personal safety is the top priority.
- Oversee, coordinate, and conduct incident investigations, causal analyses, incident reviews, and work with leadership to development appropriate corrective actions and dissemination of lessons learned.
- Provide guidance and support to management and contract personnel with regard to health and safety expectations and implementation of the EH&S policies and programs.
- Provide oversight of Contractor Management Program for assigned function to include contractor orientations, audits, inspection of field operations, and participate in pre-job meetings.
- Coordinate emergency response training, planning and implementation of drills and response for assigned operational function.
- Conduct, participate and review safety inspections and observations, quality reviews, trend and analyze data as well as assist in the completion of corrective actions as required.
- Support development, implementation, tracking, and monitor and review effectiveness of the hazard assessment program.
- Track and monitor safety data and trends in order to report and province recommendations to Management and the JHSC.
- Participate in the respective provincial Joint Health and Safety Committees and represent Saturn on external safety committees.
Candidates for this position will possess the following qualifications and competencies:
- 15+ years experience in Health & Safety related work in the oil and gas industry.
- Diploma or Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety is required.
- Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) or Canadian Registered Safety Technician (CRST) would be considered an asset.
- Strong computer skills with proficiency in Microsoft suite of programs.
- Self starter willing to collaborate, work independent and handle a variety of tasks.
- Strong written and verbal communication required.
- Possess and maintain a driver's license and have a clean abstract.
If you are interested in joining our rapidly growing organization, please submit your cover letter and resume by end of day May 22, 2024.
Saturn's people drive our success. We offer an inclusive work environment where we embrace a diversity of people, thinking and ideas and a culture that supports personal and professional development. We want to thank all applicants for their interest in this role, however, only those considered for interviews will be contacted.
Saturn has an opportunity for a full time Field Safety Advisor based out of the Drayton Valley, Alberta office. The incumbent in this role will be responsible for the collaborative development, enablement, support and administration of Saturn's Health, Safety, and Environmental programs and processes. This individual will be supportive to many aspects of the operations business and overall corporate safety program development.
Some specific duties, and responsibilities of the Field Safety Advisor include, but are not limited to:
- Establish and maintain effective relationships with field personnel through frequent scheduled visits to drilling, production, and construction sites for regular inspections, assessments, and audits to align with Company expectations.
- Plan, coordinate, and implement programs and processes to reduce and eliminate injuries, illnesses, environmental damage, and financial losses while maintaining regulatory compliance and company standards.
- Provide support and guidance on incident response to ensure personal safety is the top priority.
- Oversee, coordinate, and conduct incident investigations, causal analyses, incident reviews, and work with leadership to development appropriate corrective actions and dissemination of lessons learned.
- Provide guidance and support to management and contract personnel with regard to health and safety expectations and implementation of the EH&S policies and programs.
- Provide oversight of Contractor Management Program for assigned function to include contractor orientations, audits, inspection of field operations, and participate in pre-job meetings.
- Coordinate emergency response training, planning and implementation of drills and response for assigned operational function.
- Conduct, participate and review safety inspections and observations, quality reviews, trend and analyze data as well as assist in the completion of corrective actions as required.
- Support development, implementation, tracking, and monitor and review effectiveness of the hazard assessment program.
- Track and monitor safety data and trends in order to report and province recommendations to Management and the JHSC.
- Participate in the respective provincial Joint Health and Safety Committees and represent Saturn on external safety committees.
Candidates for this position will possess the following qualifications and competencies:
- 15+ years experience in Health & Safety related work in the oil and gas industry.
- Diploma or Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety is required.
- Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) or Canadian Registered Safety Technician (CRST) would be considered an asset.
- Strong computer skills with proficiency in Microsoft suite of programs.
- Self starter willing to collaborate, work independent and handle a variety of tasks.
- Strong written and verbal communication required.
- Possess and maintain a driver's license and have a clean abstract.
If you are interested in joining our rapidly growing organization, please submit your cover letter and resume by end of day May 22, 2024.
Saturn's people drive our success. We offer an inclusive work environment where we embrace a diversity of people, thinking and ideas and a culture that supports personal and professional development. We want to thank all applicants for their interest in this role, however, only those considered for interviews will be contacted.
