Emergency response training leads this Specialist role at BHP’s Jansen Mine Site in Leroy, Saskatchewan, on a four-on, three-off rotation. As an experienced emergency management professional, you will strengthen preparedness, incident response capability, and security management. Your work covers mine rescue training, practical drills, scenario-based learning, risk management, and continuous improvement. You will help maintain operational readiness across the Jansen project. Key Responsibilities:
Develop emergency response and mine rescue training systems Coordinate practical drills and credible emergency scenarios Assess competency and identify capability gaps Coach incident command and response disciplines Maintain schedules, records, qualifications, and assurance evidence Requirements:
Experience in emergency response, incident management, or emergency services Knowledge of preparedness, response planning, and protocols Experience leading exercises, training, or capability development Strong risk management and problem-solving skills Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills Apply emergency preparedness, mine rescue training, incident management, and risk expertise at BHP’s Jansen Mine Site.
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Emergency Response Trainer Jansen employer: BHP
BHP is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being and growth of its employees, particularly in the context of the Jansen Potash Project in Saskatchewan. With a commitment to sustainability and community engagement, BHP offers competitive benefits, diverse career pathways, and a supportive work culture that fosters professional development. Joining BHP means being part of a legacy project that not only shapes the future of sustainable agriculture but also provides meaningful opportunities for personal and professional impact.
