Total 1 health instructor job vacancies in Quality Assurance / Control category in D15 Katong, Joo Chiat, Amber Road

Primary support for the QHSE team, ensuring timely dissemination of QHSE documents and maintenance of online QHSE resources in UniSea & SharePoint. Responsible for QHSE data collection and publication of monthly safety publications and reports.

Responsibilities

• Prepare TIMS manuals for new build deliveries
• Arrange for the timely distribution of relevant material (incl. TIMS documentation and other associated ISM & ISPS documents) to TDW’s fleet.
• Prepare and register the provision of Visitors Passes as requested & required by vessels
• Distribute in a timely manner TIMS, Circulars and Safety flashes through UniSea and emails; track & follow up on Dispatch notes (Fleet)
• Diligent & timely filing of documents in line with Company requirements & guidelines
• Update documents in the SharePoint
• Point of contact for One Ocean; collate, distribute & track monthly updates
• Oversee SMC, ISSC, MLC Certification in DNV portal
• Responsible for updating the APAC office ESR monthly; collate & verify ESR data for Vessels
• Maintain HSE stock inventory in the compactors
• Compile Safety Commendations
• Manage ‘Leading by Example’ recognition & rewards program including award of certificate, allocation of monetary reward & recognition in The Bridge
• Process invoices raised for and against the department
• Collate & Compile HSE data for HSE monthly report
• Quarterly QHSE Plan compilation
• Maintain SharePoint for vessel access; liaise with relevant stakeholders to ensure the latest version of the supporting documents are readily available
• Coordinate seafarers’ in-house training.

Education: Nitec / Higher Nitec / Diploma in a relevant field such as Nautical Studies, Maritime Operations, Marine Engineering, etc

Technical Skills:

• Basic understanding of maritime regulations and QHSE best practices.
• Willingness to learn and apply knowledge of TIMS (Tidewater Integrated Management System) principles.
• Interest in maritime safety documentation, including TIMS (Tidewater Integrated Management System), circulars, and safety flashes.
• Ability to learn and use relevant software applications for data entry and document management (e.g., UniSea, SharePoint).

Soft Skills:

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, demonstrating a willingness to learn from experienced colleagues.
• Excellent organizational skills with the ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines.
• Attention to detail and accuracy to ensure proper data entry and document handling.
• Eagerness to learn and contribute to a safety-focused environment.
• Basic computer literacy and a willingness to learn new software.