WHSO (Safety Officer)

Roles & Responsibilities

Responsibilities:

Site Safety Inspections: Conduct regular inspections to identify and rectify potential hazards.

Documentation: Prepare and submit all necessary safety-related documents, ensuring compliance with WSH Act and regulations.

Compliance: Ensure adherence to the Workplace Safety & Health Act and its subsidiary legislations.

Subcontractor Collaboration: Conduct joint inspections with subcontractor supervisors to maintain overall site safety.

Machinery and Equipment: Verify that all machinery and equipment are in safe working order and possess the required certificates.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Ensure all workers consistently wear appropriate PPE.

Safety Communication: Conduct safety talks and briefings to educate and raise awareness among workers.

Lifting Operations: Supervise all lifting operations to prevent accidents.

Housekeeping: Maintain proper housekeeping on a daily basis to minimize risks.

Toolbox Meetings: Conduct daily toolbox meetings to discuss safety concerns and promote a safety culture.

New Worker Induction: Conduct safety induction programs for new workers to familiarize them with site-specific safety protocols.

Daily Safety Inspection: Perform daily safety inspections to proactively identify and address hazards.

OHS Compliance: Ensure that all Quality, Occupational, Health and Safety rules, regulations, and practices are diligently followed.

Safety Documentation: Prepare all safety documentation and Permit-to-Work (PTW) systems.

Requirements:

Experience: A minimum of 3-4 years of WSHO experience in the Construction industry.

Skills: Organized and detail-oriented

Effective time management skills

Strong communication and interpersonal skills