Roles and Responsibilities
- Facilitates HSE risk assessment conducted by the line management and ensures all necessary preventive measures against the identified hazards are implemented.
- Reports HSE incidents to the management and relevant stakeholders and takes appropriate actions.
- Facilitates, assists, and provides guidance on incident investigations to learn better ways for mitigating risks.
- Provides feedback to the management and employees on lessons learned and best practices from within their own unit and across project management.
- Supports the Site/HSE Manager in reporting progress with respect to the implementation of the project-level HSE objectives and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), as required.
- Assists the line managers and supervisors in understanding their obligations, liabilities, and requirements for role fulfillment, as per local HSE laws and project-specific requirements.
- Supports and drives behavioral change through the local implementation of project specific performance improvement programs and practices.
- Supports and embeds an exemplary health and safety culture with a strong focus on the environment across their respective organization.
- Ensures that the appropriate HSE-related equipment and tools are available and used effectively.
- Contributes to and/or plans and executes HSE-related projects.
- Develops project objectives and reports the progress to management.
Qualification Requirements
- Registered as a Workplace Safety and Health Officer (WSHO) with the Ministry of Manpower (MOM).
- Project Workplace Safety and Health Officers (WSHO) with at least eight (8) years’ experience in industrial buildings and process plant construction projects.