SAFETY OFFICER

A construction company are looking self-motivation candidate:

A safety coordinator's job is to ensure the safety of employees in a workplace. They create and maintain safety standards, respond to emergencies, and train employees on safety procedures.

Responsibilities

• Create safety standards: Establish safety standards based on legal requirements
• Develop safety plans: Create and implement plans to reduce accidents and injuries
• Train employees: Educate employees on safety procedures and compliance requirements
• Monitor workplace conditions: Check on work activities and ensure compliance with safety standards
• Respond to emergencies: Coordinate responses to accidents and emergencies, and provide initial aid
• Investigate incidents: Collect data and report findings on accidents and incidents
• Conduct safety inspections: Participate in safety walks and inspections to identify risks
• Set up safety equipment: Ensure that safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers and first aid kits, are available and functional
• Develop policies: Create policies to promote occupational health and safety (OSH) awareness

Skills Strong communication skills, Analytical mind, Understanding of how machinery and equipment operate, and Critical thinking skills.

Safety coordinators often work in industrial settings, such as construction sites, factories, and workshops

Requirements:-

Education

• Degree in a relevant discipline
• Certificate in Safety Officer
• Advanced Certificate in Workplace Safety & Health
• WSH Skills and knowledge equivalent to a Certificate in WSH

Work experience

• At least three years of relevant safety experience
• Relevant work experience as an Assistant WSHO, WSH Coordinator, HSE Manager, or similar

Knowledge

• Knowledge of the Workplace Safety & Health Act
• Knowledge of RC work activities and PTW system
• Knowledge of preparing EHS reports