Support HSS governance, risk assessments, and change management at BHP's hybrid Saskatoon office supporting the Jansen Potash Project. Work with data, controls, and stakeholders.
As a Specialist Risk and Change Management, you will support governance, assurance, compliance, and reporting processes. Your work will strengthen health, safety, security, and environmental performance across Potash operations. You will maintain information accurately, contribute to assurance programs, and support informed operational decision-making with diverse teams.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support HSS governance and assurance activities promoting compliance with internal standards
- Facilitate risk assessments, reviews, and management of change processes
- Collect, validate, analyze, and report HSS performance data
- Maintain change registers and appropriate management of change records
- Identify and elevate risks, issues, and opportunities affecting HSS performance
Requirements:
- Experience supporting governance, assurance, compliance, reporting, or business improvement
- Knowledge of health, safety, security, environmental, or operational systems
- Strong attention to detail and accurate information management
- Experience with data, reporting processes, and analysis
- Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills across functions
Apply risk management, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement skills to strengthen BHP's HSS governance in Saskatoon.
Risk and Change Management Specialist in Saskatoon 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.
