Assistant/Associate Professor of Occupational Health & Safety

About the role

The College of Health Sciences invites applications for the position of Occupational Health Safety and Environment faculty at the Assistant/Associate Professor rank.

Key responsibilities

• Develop, deliver and evaluate a broad range of courses in Occupational Health Safety and Environment.
• Assess student progress, manage learning resources and maintain accreditation documentation.
• Liaise with industry partners and educational institutions, participate in advisory committees and coordinate projects.
• Engage in instructional development, curriculum improvement and professional/community activities.

Required profile

• PhD in Occupational Health Safety and Environment (or related degree with a master's/bachelor in the field).
• Professional licensure and registration with a recognized OHS body (e.g., IOSH, CRSP, CSP, NEBOSH).
• Minimum five years of relevant experience and proven teaching ability at the post‑secondary level.
• Demonstrated use of diverse teaching approaches, educational technology and curriculum development.

Required skills

• Occupational Health Safety and Environment expertise.
• Professional licensure (IOSH, CRSP, CSP, NEBOSH).
• Educational technology and digital literacy.
• Curriculum development.

What we offer

• Generous academic annual leave and tax‑free salary.
• Fully furnished accommodation with utilities included.
• Annual flights for spouse and up to three children, plus children’s education allowance.
• Relocation/shipping allowance, professional development opportunities and international health insurance.
• In‑house immigration services, recreational facilities and research support.