Nicole Campbell Css, Gsc Email and Phone Number

Safety Consultant

Responsible for the daily management, development and execution of the company safety program, light duties/WCB claims, revision and creation of safe work practices and safe job procedures as well as interpretation and enforcement of applicable legislation and company safety policies. Act as a liaison between employees, general contractors, subcontractors, management and owners. Overseer of annual NSCSA COR audit, safety orientations for new employees and sub-contractors including follow up reviews with personnel to ensure employee understanding of worker conduct, rights and knowledge of safety program. Additionally responsible for training assessments & coordination, conducting accident/incident investigations, root cause analysis, site specific comprehensive hazard assessments, site specific safety plans, formal jobsite inspections and PPE inspections as well as the prioritization and prescription of appropriate controls and disciplinary action. Administrative tasks include tracking non-compliance infractions along with supporting documentation for due diligence, and maintaining all safety documentation.

As a COR Administrator I was one of the key contacts to companies in their quest to become COR certified or maintain their safety certified status. I provided guidance on and outlines of the COR certification requirements including training, program and documentation management. I assisted our members who had a variety of general or company specific questions about the process, the OHS ACT & Regulations or with technical support for our online COR Evaluation instrument. I also reviewed the internal COR Evaluation submissions companies conducted and issued the Certificates of Recognition, Letters of Good Standing/Reciprocity and Corrective Action Letters when program deficiencies required so.I participated in an External Evaluation which helped me gain insight into the vast amount of knowledge our OH&S Advisors posses thus assisting me in my own evaluation of safety programs and with my review of the reports our Advisors completed on their external evaluations. Aside from those focal responsibilities, I also provided administrative support to my department through various reports, mail outs, member requests and back up support to other departments when required. A recent restructuring of the company and my position occurred simultaneously with a job offer I couldn't refuse and though it was a difficult decision to leave NSCSA and the many wonderful relationships I built with my co-workers and our members, the opportunity to advance aligned more with my own strategic goals, so after careful consideration I happily accepted the new job. I am currently enjoying 2 glorious weeks of vacation, after which, I will commence my new role as a Safety Supervisor.I am thankful for the knowledge and experience my roles at the association gave to me, I am humbled to have worked so closely with the amazingly competent Advisors and other Administrators there but I am also very excited to begin this new chapter in my life.

In May of this year I accepted a new position as the Administrator for the Strategic Services department. I currently provide administrative support to my department, our Member Outreach Program and also lend a hand in several new initiatives. I am the key contact for high school students/teachers looking to obtain safety training courses that NSCSA has made available at no charge to all high school students. I also assist with system testing and research focusing primarily on ways to engage our youth in the safety culture. I also analyze data, maintain WCB stats and provide back up support to several other departments.In my down time I am in the classroom as a student myself. No matter what I'm doing, I continue to work towards becoming the best possible version of myself both professionally and personally.

In August 2012 I started working in the training department at NSCSA. I started as a Training Administrator where my main responsibilities included assisting our members in selecting the courses that best suited their needs, setting up private training events and being a key contact for new CSS students. ( Construction Safety Supervisor).My social and considerate nature made me a perfect fit for that role. In the short time I held the position, I enhanced the CSS Certification process, built several administrative tools that helped gain efficiency and forged strong relationships with my coworkers and members of our organization. I became known for my dependability and work ethic.

I started in the Contact Centre at NSPI where I initially handled general residential requests. It wasn't long before I began handling a variety of Billing & Usage inquires as well as assisting the Fraud Investigations team when needed. I provided impeccable customer service to our customers both internally and externally and in true "team player" fashion, worked overtime whenever a power outage required me to.Approximately a year into the position, a Billing Clerk position came up in the Billing Department. I jumped on the opportunity and after the interview process, happily accepted the position. While working for the Billing Department as a Clerk, I worked on a variety of reports, billing issues and financing requests. I was cross trained as a Billing Specialist and while covering those responsibilities I set up preauthorized payments, budget billing and a multitude of miscellaneous billing situations. I created work instructions when new systems were implemented and was asked to represent the department when testing a new service system. My keen eye was able to catch several glitches before the new system went live and if I'm speaking honestly, I can admit this was one of my proudest moments.I worked countless overtime hours for other departments as well as my own. I committed long hours and weekends to testing our systems again whenever rates increased. I represented my department on a committee that worked together to build a better workplace for employees and created a quarterly departmental newsletter that eventually became quite popular in other departments as well. I'm very grateful for the opportunities I had at NSPI and still maintain solid friendships with several of my old coworkers.