Total 3 construction safety health officer job vacancies in Singapore

Supervise and coordinate all aspects of building and/or remodeling assigned houses efficiently and safely; Maintain build schedules, schedule inspections, coordinate daily site work and activities, maintain quality standards, and ensure house(s) are completed by the scheduled move-in day.

Train volunteers in the safe usage of tools and equipment to prevent both injuries and damage.

Ensure a safe jobsite always.

Ability and willingness to communicate in a clear, open, and thoughtful manner.

Works regularly with project managers, engineers, and planners to define construction work package breakdown structure, requirements of work package content, and priority of package development.

Maintains accurate and current project documentation necessary to archive and close out a project.

Supports area team concepts and cooperative efforts among all refinery groups and departments.

SUPERVISOR AND GENERAL FOREMAN : Ensures safety and quality standards are met, supervises equipment use, monitors spending, and reports on progress.

General foreman

Responsible for the general management and operational control of a construction site. They ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and safely

Supervisor

Assists the project manager in managing the day-to-day operations of a construction site. They supervise construction workers and solve disputes

Some other duties and responsibilities of a foreman include:

• Ensuring adequate manpower and resources
• Conducting quality and safety inspections
• Maintaining quality control checks
• Coordinating teams
• Solving problems
• Reporting accidents and incidents to a manager
• Assigning work to employees
• Ensuring proper care of assigned equipment
• Implementing regulations such as hazard communications
• Communicating clearly and concisely
• Recording daily work on site

Safety: Ensuring safety regulations are enforced on-site, and that workers adhere to construction plans

Project management: Overseeing day-to-day operations, coordinating with subcontractors, and monitoring project progress

Workforce: Managing and scheduling workers and subcontractors, and evaluating their performance

Communication: Reporting updates to upper management

Work environment: Maintaining a safe, secure, and healthy work environment

Quality: Ensuring quality standards are met

Materials: Procuring construction materials at the right time, and inspecting delivered materials

Timelines: Ensuring projects are completed on time

Some qualities that make a good construction supervisor include: Strong leadership, Excellent organizational skills, In-depth operational knowledge, Effective communication, and Adept problem-solving.