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Conseiller en santé, sécurité et hygiène industrielle

Glencore

Australia
Residential
Not specified

Job Description

About the Company

We are global leaders in primary zinc processing with over 60 years in operation. Health and safety of our teams come first. We transform zinc responsibly for a more sustainable world. We have one of the lowest carbon footprints among zinc refineries worldwide. We invest more than $30M annually to improve facilities. We actively engage with our community and offer team-building activities.

About the Role

In collaboration with the SST Chief and emergency measures, you act as a trusted partner to managers, operational teams and stakeholders on health and safety at work. With your expertise, you advise, support, and influence best practices to foster a healthy, safe and high-performing workplace for all. You support managers in implementing SST programs, policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and organisational standards. You actively contribute to identifying, assessing and controlling risks related to operations, maintenance, and contractor works. Daily you plan and carry out inspections, audits, risk analyses and industrial hygiene sampling activities. You also coach teams to promote safe behaviours through awareness, training and communication. You collaborate closely with prevention representatives, the SST committee, union partners and other stakeholders to advance the culture of prevention. Through your analytical mindset, you interpret trends, develop performance indicators, monitor action plans and provide concrete recommendations to improve practices. You participate in the continuous improvement of health, safety and industrial hygiene programs and in implementing durable corrective and preventive measures. Your on-site presence and collaborative approach directly contribute to safer workplaces and a culture where prevention is a shared responsibility.

Profile / Requirements

  • 7 to 10 years of experience in a similar HSE role in an industrial environment, preferably in a unionised setting
  • Strong knowledge of legislation, standards and good practices applicable to SST
  • Experience in risk analysis, inspections, audits, incident investigations and management of action plans
  • Ability to communicate effectively with staff at all levels and to exercise influential leadership
  • Ability to work on site, collaborate with different stakeholders and manage multiple priorities
  • This role requires professional English proficiency due to weekly communications with an anglophone head office
  • Administrative rigour, autonomy and strong knowledge of SST management systems
  • Analytical mindset, professional judgement, ethics and commitment to continuous improvement
  • Service orientation and ability to respond quickly and clearly to the needs of production and maintenance teams, including finding SST solutions and selecting appropriate PPE

What’s on Offer

  • Permanent full-time position
  • Daytime schedule, Monday to Friday
  • Comprehensive employee benefits programme (medical, dental, vision, disability, life, etc.)
  • Employer-contributed retirement plan
  • Exceptional savings plan (30% return)
  • Bonuses linked to the company's strategic objectives
  • On-site health services (nurse, kinesiologist)
  • Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
  • Canteen with full, affordable meals
  • Free EV charging stations for your vehicle
  • 12 public holidays per year, plus an additional day off on your birthday

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