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The Construction Health and Safety Manager implements and supports project HSE plans, regulatory requirements, inspections, emergency response, security, environmental, and contractor safety performance activities. The role also develops HSE training, investigates incidents, coaches and mentors HSE Coordinators, and maintains stakeholder relationships. It requires a bachelor’s degree or diploma in occupational health and safety or a related field, CHST certification, and five years of health and safety experience in a related industry, with a salary range of $97,800 to $130,000 per year.
