The posting
Job Purpose The Health, Safety & Wellness Compliance Auditor role is an entry-level position, reporting to the Health, Safety and Wellness Manager, and is responsible for providing support in all areas of health and safety. The incumbent will work alongside Area Leaders to ensure that health and safety compliance is maintained throughout CMP. Working closely with the Health, Safety and Wellness Team, the Compliance Auditor will work to minimize occupational health and safety risks by performing health and safety audits and inspections, determining and verifying the completion of corrective actions and increasing grass roots Team Member engagement in health and safety. Duties and Responsibilities 1. Conducting Audits
Perform systematic health and safety audits to evaluate workplace conditions. Review policies, procedures, and documentation to ensure compliance with regulations. Conduct site inspections to identify hazards and risks.
2. Evaluating Compliance
Ensure the organization follows local, federal, and industry-specific health and safety laws. Assess adherence to internal health and safety policies. Check the effectiveness of safety training programs.
3. Identifying Risks and Hazards
Identify potential risks related to equipment, processes, and workplace environments. Recommend corrective actions to eliminate or mitigate risks. Investigate incidents and near-misses to identify root causes.
4. Reporting and Documentation
Prepare detailed audit reports outlining findings, risks, and compliance gaps. Maintain records of audits, inspections, and corrective actions. Provide recommendations for improvement and best practices.
5. Continuous Improvement
Monitor the effectiveness of implemented corrective actions. Stay updated with the latest health and safety regulations and industry standards. Recommend updates to policies and procedures to enhance workplace safety.
6. Wellness Program
Working with the HSW team develop, implement, monitor and audit wellness initiatives.
7. Site Security
Support the HSW team in site security monitoring, auditing, initiatives and continuous improvement.
8. Site Expansion
Support the HSW Team in future expansion by attending meetings, workshops and updating the HSW Manager.
9. Enhance and promote a strong health and safety culture
Maintain a visual presence in the plants assisting and identify workplace hazards and engaging our Team Members. Create and distribute health and safety information communication on a regular basis.
10. Support Operations with Health, Safety & Wellness Duties as Assigned
Complete New Worker HSW Orientation as required. Cover vacation schedules. Lead projects as assigned. Assist fellow Health, Safety & Wellness personnel as required.
Qualifications
Degree, diploma, or certification in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field is considered an asset; equivalent experience will also be considered. Interest in and willingness to develop knowledge within Occupational Health, Safety, and Wellness. Complete proficiency with MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and other common applications. Must be decisive, a team player and be able to work well under pressure. Ability to effectively and efficiently deal with tight deadlines, and day-to-day health and safety issues and concerns as they arise. Strong organizational skills. Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
Key Competencies
Service Excellence
Maintains genuine relationships with customers over time, and stays on top of changing business needs. Regularly gathers and reviews customer feedback to get a clear picture of their needs and requirements.
Continuous Improvement
Uses knowledge and expertise to continuously improve and develop our health and safety programs and initiatives, employee knowledge and engagement.
Accountability and Initiative
Consistently delivers on personal targets.
Achieving results together
Actively listens to others’ needs.
Working Conditions
Cold environment. Noise levels may exceed 85 DbA (hearing protection is provided). May be required to work both shifts and an occasional weekend. Outside environment. Working in close proximity of knives. Working in congested and high forklift traffic areas.
Physical Requirements
May be required to lift up to 50 pounds on an occasional basis. Constant weight bearing may be required while completing audits.
Key Performance Indicators
Spend at least 80% of your time completing audits and develop corrective actions. Track, implement and verify the completion of the corrective actions. Increase Team Member engagement by spending at least 70% of their time on the floor, completing and distributing Shout Out Safety, Ask Listen Act and Thank You Cards.



