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Workplace Safety North salaries, 2019

33 people paid $100,000 or more in 2019, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2019
33
0.0% vs 2018
Median salary
$115,219
−7.1% vs 2018
Highest salary
$203,486
Total disclosed
$4.1M

Everyone on the 2019 list

33 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Paul AndrePresident and Chief Executive Officer$203,486$1,645−$12,524 (−5.8%)
2Michel ParentVice-President, Prevention Services$181,455$2,509+$3,980 (+2.2%)
3Tom WeltonDirector, Prevention Services and Education Programs$171,315$1,418+$8,020 (+4.9%)
4Ted HanleyVice-President, Mine Rescue and Emergency Services$164,018$1,652+$5,753 (+3.6%)
5Timothy EbbinghausChief Emergency Services Officer$145,959$1,315+$9,708 (+7.1%)
6Shawn RideoutChief Mine Rescue Officer$145,959$1,439+$4,410 (+3.1%)
7Doug RogersDirector, Corporate Services$132,901$2,081+$8,406 (+6.8%)
8Cindy HunterDirector, Strategy and Marketing Communications$127,916$1,330+$6,227 (+5.1%)
9Chris SerratoreDirector, Prevention Services$126,845$1,005+$15,605 (+14.0%)
10Daniel TailleferMine Rescue Officer$120,467$1,940−$8,962 (−6.9%)
11Duane CroswellMine Rescue Officer$120,173$1,441−$32,137 (−21.1%)
12Wayne BakerMine Rescue Officer$120,138$895−$20,563 (−14.6%)
13Grant SaundersMine Rescue Officer$119,292$681−$12,265 (−9.3%)
14Philip DirigeSenior Specialist Ground Control$117,844$1,488−$588 (−0.5%)
15Jason LegerMine Rescue Officer$117,207$621+$1,586 (+1.4%)
16Dan RulliMine Rescue Officer$117,161$645−$17,343 (−12.9%)
17Shawn ShailMine Rescue Officer$115,219$621−$4,060 (−3.4%)
18Gorden SullivanMine Rescue Officer$114,782$866−$9,276 (−7.5%)
19Mike KrellMine Rescue Officer$113,737$1,073−$26,771 (−19.1%)
20Ted GreenwoodMine Rescue Officer$113,430$702new
21Scott Walker-GillettEmergency Services Specialist$113,163$872new
22Jeffrey FarquharsonMine Rescue Officer$112,473$630−$11,735 (−9.4%)
23Robert MarinHealth and Safety Specialist (Open Pit and Surface Plants)$112,088$1,319−$560 (−0.5%)
24Keith BirnieIndustrial Hygiene Ventilation Specialist$111,054$2,692new
25Matthew VandenheuvelEmergency Services Specialist$107,937$0new
26Nancy OwenManager, Prevention Services and Client Care$107,563$453new
27Cindy SchiewekSenior Occupational Health and Safety Systems Specialist$107,520$1,268+$1,372 (+1.3%)
28Megan JohnsonManager, Human Resources$107,427$1,702new
29Daniel DavidsonMine Rescue Officer$107,296$616−$10,392 (−8.8%)
30Ron St. JeanHealth and Safety Specialist$103,374$741+$104 (+0.1%)
31Jerry TraerHealth and Safety/Program Training Specialist$102,548$1,612−$512 (−0.5%)
32Bernie StockermansHealth and Safety Specialist$101,132$1,128+$639 (+0.6%)
33Doug BrownHealth and Safety Specialist$100,054$1,418−$500 (−0.5%)

Most common jobs in 2019

Mine Rescue Officer12
Health and Safety Specialist3
Emergency Services Specialist2
Chief Emergency Services Officer1
Chief Mine Rescue Officer1
Director, Corporate Services1
Director, Prevention Services1
Director, Prevention Services and Education Programs1
Director, Strategy and Marketing Communications1
Health and Safety Specialist (Open Pit and Surface Plants)1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Workplace Safety North not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2019 are listed. Everyone else at Workplace Safety North that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work