Occupational Health Nurse

What they do

• Remaining up-to-date with current health and safety legislation.
• Ensuring the health and safety of the workers by inspecting the work site to maintain health and safety standards.
• Creating a healthier and safer environment to reduce disability claims and work-related injuries.
• Promoting worker productivity through developing and implementing health policies.
• Educating and training employees in the risks they may face.

Qualifications

• A Registered Nursing license.
• An Associate's degree in occupational health nursing.
• Experience as an Occupational Health Nurse may be required.
• In-depth knowledge of health and safety measures.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.