In-Site Supervisor for Clean Harbors

Lead site operations as an In-Site Supervisor with Clean Harbors in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Ensure compliance and safety while managing a team on both Suncor and Syncrude sites.

Clean Harbors is seeking an In-Site Supervisor to oversee hazardous waste operations at the Suncor Base Plant and Syncrude site. This role demands strong leadership as you manage two In-Site Chemists and two Technicians, ensuring safe and efficient operations. The position requires a commitment to health and safety, strict regulatory compliance, and team mentorship.

Key Responsibilities

  • Oversee daily site operations at Base Plant and Syncrude
  • Ensure adherence to health and safety policies
  • Manage relationships with waste coordinators and customers
  • Mentor and train In-Site Chemists and Technicians
  • Oversee paperwork and data entry for job activities

Requirements

  • Minimum 3 years in a supervisory role
  • Class 1 or 3 License preferred
  • Knowledge of Hazardous Waste Management
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite
  • Willingness to travel 10 on/10 off schedule

Bring your leadership and compliance expertise to support Clean Harbors’ commitment to safety and operational excellence.

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