Health Safety and Environment Lead, Global

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KoBold MetalsMining exploration

North AmericaFull-TimeLead

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Job Details

Experience: Minimum of 5 years

Requirements

Minimum of bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field
Master’s degree in related field preferred
Minimum of 5 years of experience in a Health Safety and Environment (HSE) role with demonstrated success in driving safety culture
Experience maintaining or implementing HSE software systems such as DATS, Intelex, Cority, etc.
Direct experience in mining or oil & gas exploration and production
Expert knowledge of global HSE legislation, mining standards, and best practices
Motivates the team to work together in the most efficient manner
Mitigates team conflict and communication problems
Excellent motivational and people skills
Excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
Excellent computer skills
Strong people leadership skills
Medically fit to perform moderately strenuous activity

Responsibilities

Implement KoBold's HSE strategy across global operations, aligning programs with corporate sustainability and zero-harm objectives across diverse jurisdictional and operational contexts
Coach and train operations and technical staff to take ownership of HSE for their projects, and support the safe execution of exploration campaigns across the globe
Coach and equip operations and technical staff to independently lead incident investigations and near-miss analyses using KoBold's standard methodology
Develop and maintain the tools, templates, and tracking systems that enable teams to own corrective action closure and share lessons learned across the portfolio, with the HSE Lead providing technical review and support
Champion a strong safety culture through visible leadership, engagement, and communication at all organizational levels and across geographically dispersed teams
Provide technical HSE expertise and guidance to operations and technical leaders, supervisors, and front-line employees across all active programs and project locations
Develop, review, and implement HSE policies, standards, and procedures consistent with applicable local regulations and KoBold's global standards; ensure coherence across jurisdictions while accommodating regional compliance requirements
Support root cause analysis investigations for incidents and near misses across the portfolio; ensure corrective actions are documented, tracked, and closed
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in HSE management systems and operational practices globally
Collect, manage, and analyze HSE performance data to track progress against targets and identify trends across the portfolio; prepare and submit regular performance reports to leadership
Develop and deliver HSE training for employees, contractors, and supervisors across multiple jurisdictions, including orientation, hazard recognition, emergency response, and leadership safety training
Conduct regular site audits, inspections, and risk assessments across active programs to ensure adherence to applicable HSE policies and regulatory requirements
Monitor and report on environmental performance, including waste management, water usage, and emissions; support initiatives that minimize environmental impact and advance KoBold's sustainability commitments
Partner with Field Operations, Technical teams, Land & Permitting, and Legal teams to integrate HSE requirements into program planning and execution from inception through closeout

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