WSHO

The Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Officer is responsible for implementing and maintaining the organisation's WSH procedures to promote a safe work environment. He/She conducts incident investigations and identifies cases of non-compliance with organisational procedures and legal WSH requirements. He/She evaluates risks associated with the hazards identified in the workplace and reports progress of corrective and preventive actions undertaken within nominated areas.

The WSH Officer's duties require him to work outdoors conducting inspections on site. He/She must possess a level of physical fitness appropriate to the job requirements, keen observation and intimate knowledge of WSH requirements to enforce safety compliance at the workplace. The WSH Officer must possess a relevant qualification recognised by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) to take on the job, and may further be required to be registered (min. 2 years) with MOM.