Responsibilities

• Reporting to the Communications Program Manager, you’ll write clear language website content, scripts, newsletter articles, and infographics, and produce various multi-media informational assets such as podcasts and videos to disseminate health and safety information and engage users.
• You’ll leverage your communications expertise to build community and foster engagement with stakeholders via communications channels (social media, newsletters, etc.) while ensuring quality, accessibility, and usability of the communication assets you produce.
• You’ll work closely with other members of the Communications team to participate in the planning, execution, production, and measurement of events, so your love for teamwork and collaboration will be a definite asset.

Requirements

• A university degree and/or post-secondary education with a specialization in communications, journalism and/or new media.
• Three years’ experience working in the communications or media field. Experience working within a health and safety organization is an asset.
• Sound research and interviewing skills and advanced proficiency in the suite of MS-Office products and CRM software. The position requires proficiency with social media platforms, online marketing and deliverability tools (e.g. Envoke), and web analytics software (e.g. Google Analytics).
• Strong organizational and coordination skills to manage concurrent initiatives.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and experience in working in a public sector environment.
• Ability to communicate in both official languages is desirable.

Preferred

• Ability to communicate in both official languages is desirable.

Benefits

• Here at CCOHS, we promote work-life balance, encourage personal development, and foster respect, civility, and inclusion. For more reasons why this is a great place to work and information on our comprehensive benefits and federal public service pension plan, visit our Careers page.