Job opportunity
Researcher
Canadian Institute for Safety Wellness & Performance CISWP
Operations Director Full Time Professional Cambridge, ON, CA
Salary Range: $70,000.00 To $80,000.00 Annually
Job Title: RESEARCHER Employment Type: Full-time Reports To: Director of Operations
Salary Range: Typical hiring range $70,000 - $80,000 per annum - 37.5 hours/week
Under the supervision of the Director of Operations, the Researcher will work on various research projects in the areas of Work and Health, Ergonomics, Anthropometry, and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). The Researcher will demonstrate experience and/or research interest in ergonomics, anthropometry, and prevention of workplace injuries. The incumbent will be responsible for field data collection, data cleaning and processing, the recruitment of research participants at partner sites, and the development of reports.
Work Location and Schedule
Work must be conducted within Ontario
Regular schedule: Monday to Friday*
On-site at CISWP office in Ontario; and at field collection sites across Ontario
This position will require travel within Ontario for field data collection
*Note: Data collection takes place during research participant’s scheduled work shifts which varies depending on the occupation or trade of the worker.
Key Responsibilities
Research Project Execution
Conduct qualitative and quantitative field-based data collection
Conduct data processing, data analysis, and interpretation
Participate on field data collection teams through the facilitation of strong research processes and team strategies
Collaborate with the field research team and data analysis team to collect data reliably and effectively
Recruit, prepare, and educate research participants on CISWP projects and initiatives
Compile data and supporting materials for partner-specific reports
Field research readiness including working in varied industrial, healthcare, or construction environments and following site-specific safety requirements (PPE, WHMIS, site inductions)
Adapt and problem-solve on-the-spot when weather or equipment behave unexpectedly
Research Logistics and Resource Development
Identify, prepare, calibrate, and source equipment and supplies
Host equipment and tool training for colleagues and lead the development of equipment protocols and processes for CISWP research projects
Help to ensure research equipment is properly maintained, stored, and ready for use
Propose new research equipment and/or tools for continued advancement in CISWP research projects
Knowledge Dissemination
Prepare technical content for Knowledge Transfer and Exchange (KTE) materials acting as a subject matter expert
Contribute to KTE through the development of scientific publications, webinars, presentations, and other scholarly works
Take part in health and safety events to demonstrate the impact of CISWP projects in the Canadian workforce
Contribute to research success stories related to CISWP projects
Qualifications and Experience
Required Qualifications
Research-based Master's degree in Human Factors & Ergonomics, Kinesiology, Health Studies, Biomechanics, Occupational Health & Safety, Occupational Epidemiology, Engineering, or a related field of study is required
Research thesis completed during master’s studies is required
A strong knowledge base of qualitative and quantitative research
A strong and successful track record participating in complex research projects
Experience with data entry, cleaning, and processing
Excellent oral and written communication, including the ability to explain procedures and obtain cooperation on site
Experience with surveys, interviews, and collecting self-reported data
Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with workers, employers, and site contacts
Self-direction and reliability when working independently or in small teams away from the office
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
A valid driver's license and the ability to travel within Ontario on a frequent basis
Assets
Experience in using field-based ergonomic equipment, including wearable sensors and portable instrumentation, and the ability to troubleshoot, process, analyze, and interpret signals using specialized software is considered an asset
Field data collection experience considered an asset
Why Join CISWP?
Work on impactful applied research projects
Collaborate with industry, government, and academic partners
Support meaningful improvements in workplace health and safety
Join a collaborative, mission-driven research environment
Competitive salary, CAAT pension plan, and comprehensive benefits package
CISWP is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals and encourage applications from women, racialized persons, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, and individuals of diverse gender identities and expressions.
NOTE: While we endeavour to respond to everybody who expresses interest in working with CISWP, due to the high number of applications received, we can only guarantee that candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. CISWP does not currently use AI as part of their recruitment screening or selection processes.
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Job Title: RESEARCHER Employment Type: Full-time Reports To: Director of Operations
Salary Range: Typical hiring range $70,000 - $80,000 per annum - 37.5 hours/week
Under the supervision of the Director of Operations, the Researcher will work on various research projects in the areas of Work and Health, Ergonomics, Anthropometry, and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). The Researcher will demonstrate experience and/or research interest in ergonomics, anthropometry, and prevention of workplace injuries. The incumbent will be responsible for field data collection, data cleaning and processing, the recruitment of research participants at partner sites, and the development of reports.
Work Location and Schedule
Work must be conducted within Ontario
Regular schedule: Monday to Friday*
On-site at CISWP office in Ontario; and at field collection sites across Ontario
This position will require travel within Ontario for field data collection
*Note: Data collection takes place during research participant’s scheduled work shifts which varies depending on the occupation or trade of the worker.
Key Responsibilities
Research Project Execution
Conduct qualitative and quantitative field-based data collection
Conduct data processing, data analysis, and interpretation
Participate on field data collection teams through the facilitation of strong research processes and team strategies
Collaborate with the field research team and data analysis team to collect data reliably and effectively
Recruit, prepare, and educate research participants on CISWP projects and initiatives
Compile data and supporting materials for partner-specific reports
Field research readiness including working in varied industrial, healthcare, or construction environments and following site-specific safety requirements (PPE, WHMIS, site inductions)
Adapt and problem-solve on-the-spot when weather or equipment behave unexpectedly
Research Logistics and Resource Development
Identify, prepare, calibrate, and source equipment and supplies
Host equipment and tool training for colleagues and lead the development of equipment protocols and processes for CISWP research projects
Help to ensure research equipment is properly maintained, stored, and ready for use
Propose new research equipment and/or tools for continued advancement in CISWP research projects
Knowledge Dissemination
Prepare technical content for Knowledge Transfer and Exchange (KTE) materials acting as a subject matter expert
Contribute to KTE through the development of scientific publications, webinars, presentations, and other scholarly works
Take part in health and safety events to demonstrate the impact of CISWP projects in the Canadian workforce
Contribute to research success stories related to CISWP projects
Qualifications and Experience
Required Qualifications
Research-based Master's degree in Human Factors & Ergonomics, Kinesiology, Health Studies, Biomechanics, Occupational Health & Safety, Occupational Epidemiology, Engineering, or a related field of study is required
Research thesis completed during master’s studies is required
A strong knowledge base of qualitative and quantitative research
A strong and successful track record participating in complex research projects
Experience with data entry, cleaning, and processing
Excellent oral and written communication, including the ability to explain procedures and obtain cooperation on site
Experience with surveys, interviews, and collecting self-reported data
Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with workers, employers, and site contacts
Self-direction and reliability when working independently or in small teams away from the office
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
A valid driver's license and the ability to travel within Ontario on a frequent basis
Assets
Experience in using field-based ergonomic equipment, including wearable sensors and portable instrumentation, and the ability to troubleshoot, process, analyze, and interpret signals using specialized software is considered an asset
Field data collection experience considered an asset
Why Join CISWP?
Work on impactful applied research projects
Collaborate with industry, government, and academic partners
Support meaningful improvements in workplace health and safety
Join a collaborative, mission-driven research environment
Competitive salary, CAAT pension plan, and comprehensive benefits package
CISWP is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals and encourage applications from women, racialized persons, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, and individuals of diverse gender identities and expressions.
NOTE: While we endeavour to respond to everybody who expresses interest in working with CISWP, due to the high number of applications received, we can only guarantee that candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. CISWP does not currently use AI as part of their recruitment screening or selection processes.
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