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• Internal Title: Construction Safety Director
  • Provide strategic leadership, direction, and assurance of Health, Safety and Wellbeing (HSW) across the Scarborough Subway Extension (SSE), covering both the Rail, Stations and Systems and Advanced Tunnel, ensuring a proactive safety culture and achievement of project outcomes.
  • The role is accountable for integrating HSW requirements across the owner, designer, and constructor teams, driving collaboration, shared accountability, and continuous improvement.

Key Accountabilities & Responsibilities (including but not limited to)

1. Leadership & Culture

• Lead and promote a strong, visible safety culture across the integrated SSE project team, embedding “safety-first” behaviours at all levels
• Act as a senior leader within SSE governance forums, providing direction on HSW strategy, performance, and risks
• Champion psychological safety, wellbeing, and near-miss reporting culture to drive proactive risk identification and learning
• Drive engagement initiatives across all delivery partners (STC, client, subcontractors) to ensure consistent standards and behaviours

2. PDB Integration & Collaboration

• Ensure HSW is fully integrated into the PDB delivery model, influencing design development, constructability, and delivery approaches
• Collaborate across the owner, designer, and constructor to embed HSW requirements into evolving design and construction planning
• Provide leadership in resolving cross-functional HSW challenges through collaborative, non-adversarial approaches aligned to PDB principles
• Support governance frameworks that clearly separate collaboration from formal commitment and maintain transparent decision-making

3. Strategy, Systems & Assurance

• Develop and maintain the SSE Health, Safety & Wellbeing Strategy and Assurance Plan
• Ensure implementation of compliant HSW management systems aligned with regulatory, client, and ISO standards
• Establish project-wide standards, procedures, and critical risk controls (e.g., Fatal Risk management, audits, inspections)
• Provide independent assurance through audits, reviews, and performance oversight across all packages

4. Performance & Risk Management

• Lead HSW performance monitoring, including KPIs such as TRIR, LTIFR, and leading indicators
• Analyse trends and root causes (e.g., supervision, competency, process adherence) to inform targeted interventions
• Oversee incident management, investigations, and implementation of corrective and preventative actions (CAPAs)
• Ensure lessons learned are captured, shared, and embedded across project teams

5. Governance & Reporting

• Lead and/or contribute to SHW Leadership Team forums, providing insight into emerging risks, trends, and improvement actions
• Provide clear, concise reporting to Executive and Board-level stakeholders on HSW performance and risk exposure
• Support decision-making by ensuring safety implications are fully understood and considered in project changes

6. Contractor & Supply Chain Oversight

• Ensure all contractors and subcontractors comply with project HSW requirements, standards, and regulatory obligations
• Drive consistent implementation of HSW practices across all assets and packages
• Lead engagement with contractors to strengthen supervision, competency, and safety behaviours across the workforce

7. Training, Competency & Capability

• Oversee HSW training, competency frameworks, and capability development across the project
• Ensure all personnel are appropriately trained, competent, and aware of risks prior to undertaking work
• Drive continuous improvement in frontline supervision capability and safety leadership

Key Interfaces

• Client Executive and Safety Leadership
• STC Delivery Partner Leadership
• Design and Engineering teams
• Construction contractors and subcontractors
• Project Controls, Commercial, and Quality functions

Qualifications & Experience

• Degree in Engineering, Occupational Health & Safety, or related discipline
• 15+ years’ experience in major infrastructure / construction projects
• Demonstrated leadership experience in complex, multi-stakeholder environments
• Experience in integrated delivery models (PDB/IPD/alliancing) strongly preferred
• Strong knowledge of Ontario H&S legislation and ISO 45001 standards

Key Competencies

• Strategic leadership and influence
• Collaborative, non-adversarial mindset (PDB-aligned)
• Strong risk management and analytical capability
• Executive communication and stakeholder management
• Continuous improvement and systems thinking

Success Measures

• Sustained improvement in HSW performance metrics (leading and lagging)
• Strong, consistent safety culture across all delivery partners
• High levels of workforce engagement and reporting (e.g., near misses, good catches)
• Effective integration of HSW into design and delivery decisions
• Timely closure and effectiveness of corrective actions

Compensation at Accenture varies depending on a wide array of factors, which may include but are not limited to the specific office location, role, skill set, and level of experience. As required by local law, Accenture provides a reasonable range of compensation, based on full-time employment, for roles that may be hired as set forth below.

The recruiting efforts for this position are intended to fill an existing position.

The base pay range shown below is intended as a guideline to reflect the majority of offers for this role. It does not represent a maximum limit — in some cases, actual compensation may exceed the range where appropriate.

Role Location Annual Salary Range

Ontario $169,000 to $253,000