Travis Harvey, BA, CRSP

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Travis Harvey is a seasoned Occupational Health and Safety professional with over fifteen years of experience supporting safety programs across diverse and demanding work environments, including oil sands operations, municipal operations, post-secondary education, and healthcare.

Travis holds a Bachelor of Arts (2008) from Memorial University, where he developed a strong foundation in critical thinking, communication, and organizational systems. He went on to complete an Advanced Diploma in Safety Engineering from the College of the North Atlantic (2011).

In 2021, Travis completed a Certificate in Safety Leadership from the University of New Brunswick. In 2025, recognizing the interplay between safety and industrial relations, Travis commenced his Bachelor of Industrial Relations and Human Resources at Athabasca University.

Travis is a dedicated community member, having volunteered with several non-profit and community-based initiatives throughout Fort McMurray. In 2018, Travis received one of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo’s highest honours - Champion of the Community.

In Travis, you can expect someone who is kowledgable, assertive, and collaborative, placing people and a healthy workplace culture first.

Education & Registration

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Bachelor of Arts, Memorial University of Newfoundland (2008)

Advanced Diploma in Safety Engineering, College of the North Atlantic (2011)

Certificate in Safety Leadership, University of New Brunswick (2021)

Bachelor of Industrial Relations and Human Resources, Athabasca University (In Progress)

Canadian Registered Safety Professional (14-5488), Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals

Training

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Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (ISO 45001), SGS Academy (2021)

TapRoot Root Cause Analysis Essentials
, System Improvements Inc. (2020)

Physiological Health and Safety Advisor
, Canadian Mental Health Association (2018)

Mental Health First Aid
, Mental Health Commission of Canada (2017)

Incident Investigation and Analysis, Accident Investigation Solutions (2011)

Radiation Safety Training for Sealed Source Users, Stuart Hunt & Associates Ltd. (2011)

Raising the standard of workplace safety.