Occupational Health&Safety (OHS) Instructor&Curriculum Developer, St. John's

Occupational Health&Safety (OHS) Instructor&Curriculum Developer The Role This position combines instructional excellence with curriculum development and continuous program improvement. The successful candidate will deliver engaging, practical, and learner-focused instruction while also contributing to the design, review, and enhancement of curriculum aligned with evolving industry standards and legislative requirements.

This is a dynamic role that requires flexibility each semester, as responsibilities may shift between instructing and curriculum development based on program and industry needs. The ideal candidate is an industry-driven OHS professional with current field expertise and a strong understanding of workforce expectations, industry trends, and evolving safety standards.

What You’ll Do

Deliver instruction in our Occupational Health&Safety program

Support students through coaching, mentorship, and academic guidance

Develop and update lesson plans, learning activities, assessments, and practical training experiences

Contribute to curriculum development, program enhancement, and course revisions to ensure alignment with industry standards and regulatory changes

Collaborate with academic leadership and faculty teams to strengthen program quality and student outcomes

Evaluate student performance and provide timely, constructive feedback

Maintain accurate records of attendance, grades, and course outcomes

Stay current with industry trends, legislation, regulations, and best practices in Occupational Health&Safety

Assist in ensuring program content remains relevant, practical, and workforce-focused

What You Bring

Diploma or degree in Occupational Health&Safety or a related field (or an equivalent combination of education and experience)

Combination of experience and education equivalent to 6 years

Strong understanding of OHS legislation, regulations, and industry best practices (provincial and/or federal)

Industry-driven mindset with current knowledge of workplace safety expectations and evolving standards

Ability to adapt and work flexibly between instructional delivery and curriculum development responsibilities

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and support adult learners

Comfort using technology for instruction (e.g., Microsoft Office, learning platforms, online delivery tools)

A professional, safety-first approach and the ability to model strong safety leadership

Prior instructing, training, facilitation, curriculum development, or instructional experience is considered an asset

What We Offer

A meaningful opportunity to inspire and guide students toward academic and career success

Flexibility with remote instruction alongside supportive on-campus opportunities

A collaborative and mission-driven team environment

Professional growth through hands-on program development, curriculum enhancement, and instructional delivery

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