Safety Coordinator

1. Safety Compliance : Implement and maintain Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) plans for rail engineering projects. Conduct daily site inspections to ensure compliance with SMRT and regulatory safety standards. Identify and mitigate workplace hazards, ensuring that all safety risks are managed effectively. Ensure compliance with local safety regulations, including those set by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSHC). 2. Risk Assessment and Incident Reporting : Conduct and document risk assessments for all work activities and ensure they are communicated to relevant personnel. Investigate workplace incidents, accidents, and near-misses, providing detailed reports and recommending corrective actions. Prepare and submit incident reports to relevant authorities (e.g., MOM) as required. 3. Training and Awareness : Conduct safety induction sessions for new employees and subcontractors. Provide regular toolbox talks and safety training, focusing on key topics such as work-at-height safety, PPE usage, and safe operating procedures. Foster a proactive safety culture by raising awareness and encouraging reporting of unsafe conditions. 4. Coordination and Communication : Work closely with Project Managers, Engineers, and Subcontractors to ensure safety standards are upheld throughout all project phases. Serve as the primary point of contact for safety-related matters on-site. Ensure all work activities requiring permits (e.g., Permit-to-Work) are properly coordinated and documented. 5. Documentation and Reporting : Maintain safety documentation, including risk assessments, inspection checklists, safety audit reports, and training records. Prepare monthly safety reports, including key performance indicators (KPIs) such as incident rates, non-conformance records, and safety training conducted. 6. Emergency Preparedness : Ensure the emergency response plan is established and all personnel are trained to handle potential emergencies. Condu…