McCain It’s All Goodâ„¢ is our philosophy. As a food manufacturer, our business is driven by good people, making good food, from good ingredients - and the result is food that makes people feel good. But McCain It's all good â„¢ is not just about the food we make, it's about how we conduct ourselves in every aspect of our business. From farmer and ...
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The position is responsible for ensuring compliance to the Occupational Health and Safety Act, COIDA and McCain Global and Local requirements, as well as compliance in Construction, Risk, Contractor and Health Legislation.
Responsibilities
Monitor compliance to current policies, procedures, registers, legislation and regulation for the site.
Participate in Emergency exercises for the site
Conduct audits and inspections of plants to ensure compliance & conformance
Ensure that Non-conformances and deviations are identified and corrected
Ensure that Unsafe acts and conditions identified and reported to management
Investigate and compile incident investigation reports as per standard
Ensure 3rd party contractor compliance onsite.
Ensure compliance to the requirements of any permits, licenses, certificates or authorizations onsite.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum is a National Diploma in Safety Management or equivalent
Certificate of training on SAMTRAC or OHSA’s.
At least 3 years’ experience in a similar role specifically from the construction or manufacturing industry.
Previous experience with Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) is essential.
Valid drivers licence
Knowledge of relevant Legislations, construction regulations, standards, incident, investigations techniques, risk assessment methodologies
Knowledge and application of related OHSAS 18001 / ISO 45001
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