Grow your career. Be the difference. Leading the commercialization of ground-breaking technology that captures CO₂ directly from air is challenging and exhilarating. As a member of the CE team, you'll be surrounded by smart, adventurous, curious people committed to progressing our Direct Air Capture (DAC) and AIR TO FUELS TM technologies. We're a diverse team of innovators hailing from around the world with a shared vision, purpose, and commitment to deliver large scale climate change solutions. Our headquarters is in Squamish, B.C., and our presence is expanding in many other markets around the world as we commercialize our technologies.

Our culture combines our heritage as a small company with our ambitious goals. We have a passion for what we do and believe our work will have a true and lasting impact on the world. Many of our employees are drawn to CE because of the direct connection between the game-changing work we do and their own personal values.

At our core, Carbon Engineering values integrity, growth, excellence in execution, and fun. This is an environment where people matter, and contributions are noticed. Our employees work hard and are given the opportunity to learn and grow from mistakes. Diversity is embraced, and we value an inclusive work environment where every employee has an equal opportunity to be heard. We work in a dynamic environment and thrive on tackling rewarding and complex problems as a team.
Position Scope
Reporting to the Manager, HSE the HSE Advisor plays an essential role in supporting the successful execution of overall business operations by advising people and applying expertise to various improvement initiatives. You are an experienced HSE professional who is comfortable collaborating with others to support current operations while assisting the development of the organization's HSE systems.
The successful candidate will be working onsite in Squamish, BC
Safety

• Demonstrate a positive safety culture.
• Identify, report and resolve unsafe conditions, processes or actions within the workplace.
• Ensure that all safety related incidents, accidents and near misses are reported and investigated in line with company policy.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for communicating and applying federal, provincial, local and company HSE policies in addition to requirements within operations.
• Develop and implement new and existing programs designed to promote improved HSE performance, annual maintenance of occupational health and technical safety programs, emergency response planning, audits and assessments.
• Record keeping, internal and external reporting, development of written reports.
• Conduct / Lead investigations, root cause analysis and implement corrective actions.
• Provide HSE training and support to operations field personnel.
• Ensure inspection routines are implemented for all HSE equipment in the plant.
• Lead/present/facilitate key health and safety topics at employee and contractor engagement forums, meetings and roundtables.
• Champion the implementation of safe work systems within the asset, including energy isolation, hot work, confined space entry, ground disturbance, line breaking and electrical work.
• Champion safety campaigns based on HSE trends (leading/lagging KPIs) and analysis of incidents.
• Mentor/coach other team HSE professionals to increase HSE technical competency.
• Support the Contractor Management Program initiatives, including audits, field assessments, observations and investigation reviews.
• Assisting or conducting hazard assessments on work and operation processes.
  In field audits of work systems.
• Support the Joint Occupational Health and Safety committee.

Qualifications and Experience
Education and Experience

• Post Secondary education in science, trades, engineering or other technical program with formal training in Occupational Health and Safety (CRSP, CSO or equivalent experience).
• 5-8 years of experience working in a HSE role.
• Experience working in a plant or industrial setting.
• Experience in investigation procedures and incident reporting.
• Thorough working knowledge and application of HSE principles.
• Thorough working knowledge of HSE equipment standards;
• Thorough working knowledge of HSE activities including
  • confined space entry,
  • hot work,
  • lock-out/tag-out,
  • and other safe work permits.
• Working knowledge of environmental standards.
• Understanding of HSE policies and company programs by assisting assets or groups in implementation of the developed HSE programs and controls.
• Experience participating in HAZOPs, PHAs, PSSRs, MOC reviews and risk assessments.

• Ability to handle conflicts and act as a change agent to promote HSE culture.
• Collaborate well in a team environment.
• Excellent written and verbal skills.
• Practical mindset and willing to go out into the field when required.
• A self-started with the ability to work independently towards multiple deadlines with minimum supervision in a fast-paced environment.

Offers and Benefits

Carbon Engineering offers a competitive compensation package including extended health benefits. Base Salary for an Intermediate to Advanced level role is $86,700 to $107,100 with additional bonus pay.
Our location in the outdoor recreation hub of Squamish gives you access to world class skiing, mountain biking, climbing, hiking, and other outdoor activities within minutes of the office, while in close proximity to Vancouver, one of the most beautiful and culturally diverse cities in Canada.

Joining Carbon Engineering provides you more than a career – it's a calling for those who are ready to make a difference in climate action. We provide hope.

Carbon Engineering is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive equal consideration for employment regardless of race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or age.

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