Junior Field Safety Coordinator

As a Junior Field Safety Coordinator , you'll be the safety presence on site — supporting crews, managing hazards before they become incidents, and learning the discipline from experienced coordinators and managers.

This is an entry-level field role built for someone early in their safety career who wants to grow. You'll start with close mentorship and a clear path forward: strong performers advance to coordinator roles.

A typical day

No two days are identical, but most look something like this:

• Start with the morning tailboard and site safety meeting alongside the crew.
• Move through your assigned sites, completing field observations and inspections at each stop — supervisor observations, behaviour-based safety observations, fire-extinguisher checks, and spot audits.
• Document everything accurately in SiteDocs as you go.
• Complete your daily safety statistics and send an end-of-day recap.
• Wrap up with your timecard.

Field days are long (often 10–11 hours including drive time) and spent outdoors in active construction environments.

What you'll do

• Maintain a visible, approachable safety presence in the field and build trust with crews and supervisors.
• Conduct routine inspections and observations, and identify and report hazards.
• Keep clean, consistent records in SiteDocs.
• Support incident investigations and corrective-action follow-up.
• Participate in the development of safe work procedures.
• Facilitate weekly safety meetings and the monthly Joint Health & Safety Committee.
• Learn Victor Energy's standards and client requirements, and grow toward working independently.

What we offer

• Competitive wages.
• A clear advancement path with rate increases at each step.
• Support for training and certification as you build your career.
• The chance to do work that genuinely keeps people safe, on projects that matter.

Requirements

Required

• NCSO or OHS certificate or safety diploma (completed or in progress).
• Standard First Aid / CPR.
• Valid driver's licence and willingness to travel to project sites.
• Comfortable with long field days in outdoor construction conditions.
• Reliable, coachable, detail-oriented, and genuinely safety-first.

Nice to have

• Exposure to construction, utility, or high-voltage transmission environments.
• Familiarity with SiteDocs, BisTrainer, or contractor-compliance platforms (ISNetworld, Avetta, ComplyWorks).
• Progress toward CRST, or similar certification.

Benefits

• Extended Healthcare Plan (Medical, Disability, Dental & Vision)
• Group RRSP
• Group Life - AD&D - Critical Illness Insurance
• Training & Development
• Employee Assistance Program - Counseling