Measure performance against published safety policy requirements and, for any deficiencies, identify and implement corrective action plans
Deliver quality projects on time for Operations, including continuous improvement and WHSMS (Workplace Health & Safety Management System) initiatives
Analyze safety metrics and review daily, weekly, and monthly incidents to uncover trends and prioritize resource allocation to the highest-risk areas
Conduct frequent safety audits to identify non-compliant equipment and/or processes, implementing solutions to eliminate risk exposure and prevent injuries
Audit recordkeeping practices, workplace organization, and employee behaviors to ensure global safety standards and local regulations are met
Conduct and report incident investigations
Students with an expected graduation date in line with the program rules (Jul 2028)
Degrees in Logistics, Engineering, and related fields
A proactive, detail-oriented profile with strong analytical and collaboration skills
Attention to detail and a passion for safety, well-being, and continuous improvement
Knowledge of Microsoft Office Excel (pivot tables, VLOOKUP, charts)
Intermediate English required; advanced English will be considered a differentiator
Availability to intern for 12 months, 6 hours per day (Monday to Friday, 30 hours per week) during business hours, working on-site 5x per week
Nice to have: prior experience or technical knowledge in Workplace Health & Safety (WHS)
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