Greater Toronto Area, On First response health attendant Jobs – 11 Openings This Week

Emergency Response Manager
BGIS —Toronto, ON
- $73,600–$92,000 a year
- Full-time
- CPR Certification
- First Aid Certification
- Travel
Environmental Attendant
Humber River Health —Greater Toronto Area, ON
- $27.76–$28.31 an hour
- Temporary
- Heavy lifting
- Customer service
- English
WNW First Aid - Attendant 2026
Wet 'n' Wild —Brampton, ON
- $20.75 an hour
- CPR Certification
- BLS Certification
- Supervising experience
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Environmental Attendant, Operating Room
Humber River Health —Greater Toronto Area, ON
- $27.76–$28.31 an hour
- Temporary
- Heavy lifting
- Customer service
- English
Environmental Attendant - Alternative Level of Care (Church RCC)
Humber River Health —Greater Toronto Area, ON
- $27.76–$28.31 an hour
- Part-time
- Heavy lifting
- Customer service
- English
Rituals Manager
Basecamp —Toronto, ON
- Weekends as needed
- Microsoft Word
- Hospitality
- CPR Certification
- Dental care
- Vision care
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Maintenance Handyman/woman
Monte Carlo Inns —Mississauga, ON
- $20–$22 an hour
- Weekends as needed
- Customer service
- Hotel
- First Aid Certification
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WNW Security - Attendant 2026
Wet 'n' Wild —Brampton, ON
- $19.25 an hour
- CPR Certification
- English
- First Aid Certification
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Production Operator C
Ash Grove Cement —Mississauga, ON
- $38.10 an hour
- 12 hour shift
- High school diploma or GED
- Computer skills
- Communication skills
- Disability insurance
- Dental care
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Rituals Manager
Basecamp —Toronto, ON
Prepare monthly reports summarizing program updates, staff development, safety compliance, and opportunities for improvement. Full Time = 40 hours per week.
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Maintenance Handyman/woman
Monte Carlo Inns —Mississauga, ON
Is a member of the crisis response team and able to deal with emergency situations including fire prevention, fire alarms, injury, illness, and first aid.
$20–$22 an hour
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Emergency Response Manager

BGIS
Toronto, ON

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Job details

Full-time

Skills

CPR Certification
Emergency management
First Aid Certification

Full job description

We are looking to have a full-time Emergency Response Manager join our team! This position will be primarily remote however travel to major cities within Canada on a monthly basis will be required.

SUMMARY

The Emergency Response Manager will act as a key role in ensuring that procedures and protocols are maintained for a hybrid workforce by supporting the implementation of Emergency Response Plan and Procedures, as required by Occupational Health and Safety legislation across designated locations.

KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Program Execution

Support the implementation of the Emergency Response Plan and Procedures in designated facility.
In consultation with relevant stakeholders, determine optimal primary and secondary assembly point options, including communication with impacted parties.
Perform quarterly review of Emergency Response Team Personnel, including record maintenance.
Coordinate with relevant stakeholders to identify Persons Requiring Assistance (PRA – individuals who have reduced mobility, a speech, hearing or visual impairment, or a cognitive limitation, regardless of whether these conditions are noticeable, temporary or permanent) and provides this information to the Building Warden and Security Lead.
Provide building-specific emergency response / evacuation information (Alarms, Assembly Locations, Transition Floors, Emergency Exits, etc.) to impacted parties. Support communication downstream.
Evaluate the effectiveness and continuously improve the emergency response plan. Implement recommendations for improvement.
Develop program reporting as required to support continuous improvement.
Leverage existing service provider and/or systems to log and record emergency incidents as needed/required. Work with Facility Managers for incident resolution and follow-up.
Travel to site as required / as needed in support of the program.

Record Management

Ensure building-specific emergency and first-aid procedures, emergency contacts, designated building assembly points, and other HS policy requirements are posted on the floor Emergency Response Boards.
Ensure the documentation of the Emergency Response Plans is available to all impacted parties.
Ensure building-specific emergency and first-aid procedures, emergency contacts, designated building assembly points, and other HS policy requirements are up to date.
Maintain the list of Persons Requiring Assistance - PRA and draft individual evacuation plans in partnership with impacted parties including the individual requiring assistance.
Obtain the facility vulnerability assessment and determine relevant emergency response procedures for the site. Where locations are leased, obtain copies of the Landlord Emergency Response Plans and Procedures.
Develop and maintain the facility emergency response essential functions lists (emergency contacts, assigned floor wardens, first aid attendants, mutual aid agreements contacts, etc.) and backup persons, based on occupancy data and tenant listing as provided by impacted parties. Conduct periodic building emergency contact verifications.
In conjunction with annual drills, complete annual review and update all building emergency response documents (plans, procedures, guides, instructions, drawings, etc.).

Compliance Management

Identify local emergency planning and response requirements. Document and maintain up-to-date building-specific emergency response instructions, lists, and inventories (e.g., guides, emergency response equipment and location, facility details, etc.).
Ensure all inspection, testing, maintenance, and other required documentation and records are available to provide evidence to inspectors/auditors. Where inspection, testing, maintenance and other documentation are responsibility of other parties, make a reasonable effort to obtain relevant documentation at the required frequency. Maintain records at a frequency agreed upon by relevant stakeholders.

Communication and Training

Coordinate specialized training (e.g., first aid, CPR, AED’s, and operation of emergency equipment, etc.), ensuring facility emergency response essential functions maintain certification. Keep records and training schedules. As appropriate, training may be organized and delivered by a third party.
Attend specialized training as required (first aid, CPR, AEDs, and operation of emergency equipment, etc.) Option to LOB volunteers to attend.
Coordinate with the landlord and other nearby organizations. Document mutual aid agreements to share emergency resources (e.g. support to be given by each party, methods for communications, activation of resources, assembly points approval, etc.)
Upon receipt of confirmation of completed evacuation inform relevant stakeholders when impacted occupied areas have been cleared during an evacuation.
Notify relevant stakeholders of the emergency and the specific response (e.g. evacuation, shelter in place, etc.), including maintaining communication as the event progresses.
Schedule debriefing meetings with required attendees after an emergency.
Work with relevant stakeholders and external resources as required to maintain an effective emergency response plan.
Conduct meetings including developing meeting collateral, taking minutes and actions and following up on open action items as required.

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS

Formal education in Emergency Management, Environmental Sciences, Occupational Health and Safety, Risk Management, or other related field. (3 to 7 years of emergency management experience, including development and coordination of plans involving numerous stakeholders.)
Knowledge of regulatory requirements for emergency response and occupational health and safety at the federal, provincial and municipal levels. (Experience delivering emergency response, and health, safety and environment-related training)
Knowledge of the National Fire Regulations required.
Strong program development and execution skills .
Ability to build and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including client representatives at the senior to executive management level.
Ability to investigate and resolve incidents, conduct root cause analysis, and identify and implement appropriate corrective and preventive measures.

This is a regular, full-time position with a salary range of $73,600 - $92,000 per annum. The starting salary will be based on the successful candidate’s competencies, including but not limited to experience, education and performance related to this role.

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Emergency Response Manager

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