Company Description Total Containment Inc. (TCI) develops advanced composite systems that strengthen and protect pipeline infrastructure in high-consequence environments. The company offers engineered reinforcement and containment solutions that help operators restore pipeline performance while reducing risk, downtime, and disruption. TCI’s Envirolock® platform includes pipeline reinforcement systems, containment systems, and CO₂ crack arrestors, all deployed using proprietary robotic installation technology for precise, in-trench application. TCI’s technologies are validated through third-party testing aligned with ASME standards and developed in coordination with regulators such as the Canadian Energy Regulator and the Alberta Energy Regulator. The organization collaborates closely with pipeline operators, regulators, and engineering firms to deliver practical, scalable solutions for integrity rehabilitation, class location changes, and protection of high-consequence areas.
Role Description The Health and Safety Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining health, safety, and environmental programs that support safe operations in pipeline reinforcement and containment activities. This is a full-time, on-site role based in Calgary, AB, working closely with operations, engineering, and field teams to identify risks, establish controls, and promote a strong safety culture. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting risk assessments and job safety analyses, leading incident investigations, and ensuring compliance with applicable occupational health and safety legislation, regulatory expectations, and industry standards. The role oversees safety training and competency programs, audits worksites and facilities, and maintains documentation for inspections, corrective actions, and performance metrics. The Health and Safety Manager also engages with clients, regulators, and internal stakeholders to communicate safety expectations, support regulatory submissions, and continuously improve HSE systems and procedures.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong Health & Safety and Occupational Health expertise, with experience applying these principles in industrial or energy-infrastructure environments.
- Candidates should possess Environment Health and Safety (EHS) knowledge, including development and implementation of HSE management systems and regulatory compliance programs.
- Candidates should possess skills in Safety Training, including designing, delivering, and evaluating training for field and office personnel.
- Candidates should possess NEBOSH or equivalent health and safety certification, or be actively working toward such credentials.
- Additional beneficial qualifications include familiarity with Canadian OHS legislation and energy sector regulations, experience with incident investigation and root cause analysis, and competence in risk assessment and hazard identification.
- Strong communication, documentation, and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams and influence safety culture, are highly valued.
- Post-secondary education in Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field, and prior experience in pipeline, construction, or industrial settings are considered assets.
