Health & Safety Specialist

Overview

Time Type: Full Time

Reporting

• Reports to Manager QHSE and makes recommendations to improve and enhance Health & Safety, Security & Environment procedures, measures and systems.
• Monitoring at workplace
• Monitors the workplace and identifies the hazards and unsafe conditions / situations

Develop Controls

• HSE officer develops control measure to keep the workforce safe. Identify or observing that the existing control measures are effective and sufficient. If observed that existing controls are not sufficient then develop additional control measures.

Emergency Mock Drills

• Assist HSE Management in conducting Emergency mock drills like Evacuation Mock Drill, Fire mock drill and Chemical spillage drill etc., on the site. Authorities are well informed in advance of the mock drills to be conducted. Ensure staff are aware how to respond in case of emergency.
• Site control
• Site control is the main responsibility of the HSE Officer, who should conduct regular site tours and correct/rectify any unsafe acts and conditions which are noticed at the workplace.

Training

• HSE Officer should conduct induction and internal trainings as work related trainings keep staff safe.
• Spreading knowledge
• HSE Officer is responsible for spreading knowledge about the incidents and accidents to the staff fo that the staff have the knowledge about the incident and try to avoid a reoccurrence.

Meeting Participation

• HSE Officer should attend the meetings of progress related and planning as well so that he can raise concerns about safety. Daily or weekly meetings are also to be attended because he knows what kind of activities are coming into action.

Incident Investigation

• All the incidents should be investigated adequately so that we can avoid reoccurrence and make ourself prepared for legal and audit purposes. HSE officer to ensure all incident and accidents or near miss are reported and recorded.
• Facility inspection
• HSE officers’ responsibility to carry out frequent work place inspections. HSE Office to identify hazards and eliminate the hazards.
• Facility inspection to be conducted daily.
• Carries out regular safety and security inspection of systems and equipment, including first aid boxes, electricity systems, fire extinguishers, and fire hydrants to ensure that they are serviced/replenished in a timely manner.

Subcontractors Safety

• HSE officer to ensure safety of subcontractors when working at SCH facilities.
• Ensure the Permit to work is issued, subcontractors are wearing PPE.
• Safety briefing to be provided to subcontractors.

Adhoc

• Performs other related duties as assigned by the QHSE Manager.
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