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Collaborer à la mise en application du programme de prévention cadre du maître d’œuvre et de celui des employeurs;
Analyser les situations sur le chantier, commenter et/ou approuver les méthodes;
Produire un rapport quotidien des activités ou des visites d’inspection;
Émettre des avis de non-conformité aux entrepreneurs ou autres;
Exiger que des corrections soient apportées aux conditions dangereuses;
Collaborer à la mise en application du programme de prévention cadre du maître d’œuvre et de celui des employeurs;
Analyser les situations sur le chantier, commenter et/ou approuver les méthodes;
Produire un rapport quotidien des activités ou des visites d’inspection;
Émettre des avis de non-conformité aux entrepreneurs ou autres;
Exiger que des corrections soient apportées aux conditions dangereuses;
Good pay and you get to meet from all over the country in Canada. get play sports and exercise a lot too. A lot of chances to go on deployments around the world. really good benefits and pay
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good pay and benifits
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longs hours when on exercise out in the field
Coordinating working groups, travel, and working with project managers, stakeholders on the delivery of new capabilities and training requirements to ensure workers met training requirements to use the capability within the specifications of the manufacturer's specifications. Development training to meet the military's Systems Approach to Training, the processes, guidelines and policies.
Working together is the best part about the job. I especially enjoy staying active throughout the warehouse & the ability to learn many transferable skills.
Don't believe for a second that anyone in this organization has your back. The first person you trust, especially Sr. ranks, will be the first person to try and sabotage you. Toxic work environment, harassment and racism runs rampant (no matter what anyone says), Sr. ranks care only about themselves and their advancement. Leadership is a joke and doesn't care about the troops. The only reason anyone should join is to get an education paid for then get out as soon as your required service is over.
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productive and busy place for eager people to join with BMQ,trades training, then posted to unit for further employment. Chance for advancement is good with effort and willingness to achieve goals and tasks.
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pay
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long hours
Great advancement opportunities, countless different routes you can take during your career and very well paid/benefits.
Leadership and trade courses throughout your career. You will experience things and see places you never tought would be possible.
Leadership and trade courses throughout your career. You will experience things and see places you never tought would be possible.
Intense, challenging, and rewarding workplace. As a reservist the flexibility for hours is great. Summertimes can get very busy but the people and leadership are great.
I left because I was attacked by a fellow soldier, so let's just say that it wasn't a ball. I don't really know what else you want be to say, but there is a 150 character minimum.
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) offer many career paths to explore. If you don’t find the one you initially sign on for, you will have the opportunity to change career paths.
I strongly encourage anyone looking into the Canadian military to first consider the Reserves; a rent before buying approach.
Remember, the recruiting office wants to help you but they also have placement quotas to fill. Don't be pressured to take what you don't want.
Remember, the recruiting office wants to help you but they also have placement quotas to fill. Don't be pressured to take what you don't want.
Great place to work. Very rewarding, teaching the future aviators of Canada. Cadet program could use more government funding though, not what it used to be.
Back when I joined the CF, there was a TV commercial that said, " There is no life like it." Very true. However, I liked it but it might not be for you, or you might like too.
There was a lot of hurry up and wait, typical of when politicians are your ultimate masters.
There was a lot of hurry up and wait, typical of when politicians are your ultimate masters.
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Exciting. Training. Medical and Dental
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Moved a lot.
Excellent place to get a vast amoung of leadership exposure, training and knowledge. It is challenging but fair with plenty of rewarding experiences. Immediate superiors watch out for the troops and you always have som3one watch out for you
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Life experience that you cannot pay for ANYWHERE else
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You might like it oo much and be there a long time
really great. Loved the job as it took me all over the world. Very stressful at times but extremely satisfying. Met many people from other countries.
Work life depends on supervisors. Good supervisors make for a good work environment. Moving can be hard on the family. Benifits are good especially for families.
Great learning and Development Opportunity, very exciting and Stressful, but if its for you, may find a life long career, Long hours somedays, others can be relatively short.
It is hard to describe a typical at work in my field (medical) it all depends in which environment you are working (emergency department, ward in hospital, on a ship, or in the field. As I have done all of them, the main part is : you help in the welfare of your fellow members and you are a part of a whole. I have found my employment in the Canadian Armed Forces rewarding, there is satisfaction knowing you have done your best and beyond what you thought you could, as a medical assistant I was able to provide care and treatment to fellow members and I participated in missions to help those in need.
There is a sense of family in the military community be it at work or leisure. The hardest part of the job was to learn there are limits as to how much you can help (especially on missions, due to protocol and general practices). What I found most enjoyable is I have learned my self worth and to value others, I have traveled and met all kinds of culture.
There is a sense of family in the military community be it at work or leisure. The hardest part of the job was to learn there are limits as to how much you can help (especially on missions, due to protocol and general practices). What I found most enjoyable is I have learned my self worth and to value others, I have traveled and met all kinds of culture.
Some Discrimination, FAvoritism, Joining in the military is my passion, but unfortunately I couldn't make it due to Favoritism and discrimination. I got released because they said I am not physically fit. But as far as I know military needs not only soldier but also scholars.
I worked for them on two contracts. A six week and a one year contract. The presentation I was given in my first contract was excellent (Wainwright). My year long contract (ALOY program at the Royal Military College) was horrific. Poorly managed, inexcusable behaviors, inconsistency throughout the entire chain of command, absolutely untrained bone heads put in charge of training and discipline.
Still work with the military, it’s a great experience and can take you all over the world I would recommend this job to anyone who wants a change in their life and wants an adventure.
Pros of this job is that you can choose how often you want to work either full or part time, it’s always giving you new and better training, and after your military career there’s a possibility of walking out with very transferable life skills.
Cons this job can be mismanaged from time to time and they are occasionally disorganized but usually sort it out with minimal pain to you.
This job does require a lot of heart and determination to keep with it.
Pros of this job is that you can choose how often you want to work either full or part time, it’s always giving you new and better training, and after your military career there’s a possibility of walking out with very transferable life skills.
Cons this job can be mismanaged from time to time and they are occasionally disorganized but usually sort it out with minimal pain to you.
This job does require a lot of heart and determination to keep with it.
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