Workplace Safety Health Officer (WSHO)

Roles & Responsibilities

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

The WSH Officer is responsible to advise the occupier in accordance to the WSH legal requirement of the works performed and in the interest of the safety & health of persons employed to achieve legal compliances. Be responsible to administer and implement the Company’s Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) management system and monitoring the project EHS performance. To contribute on implementation evidence to the company’s system certification audits, namely ISO, GGB, ConSASS and Bizsafe.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• To be able to effectively assess risk impact of project activities and issue Safety Stand Down when deemed necessary.
• Dealing with authorities, staffs, client’s representatives, public, neighbours and other interested parties on matters related to safety & health.
• Conduct regular inspection and see to it that person responsible for the NC recorded or raised by interested parties are informed to perform corrective actions with photos evidence of closure.
• Conduct accident / incident investigations and recommendations on corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
• Monitor and evaluate effectiveness of all corrective actions taken
• Ensure reporting of incident comply with legal requirement.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Preferable to have minimum 3 years of experience in civil works and have been registered with the MOM for a minimum of 3 years
• Registered WSHO, ECO & ECMO