Full Time Safety Officer (Wsho)

- Detached factory at Tuas - Able to start immediately - 5.5 working days Job scope • Analyze data on WSH performance, conditions and practices. • Carry out WSH compliance inspections. • Evaluate impact of health and safety hazards, including personal risk factors to employees' safety and priorities issues based on severity. • Evaluate WSH non-compliance, unsafe work conditions and practices to identify WSH performance gaps. • Recommend and implement actions to improve WSH performance and control risks. • Report findings of WSH compliance inspections and routine checks. • Review effectiveness of implemented improvements on an on-going basis. • Support audit process. • Clarify WSH program requirements with employees of other departments. • Develop WSH training programmes and conduct trainings for safety-critical roles. • Implement programs to steer the WSH culture, habits and norms of the organisation. • Implement Workplace Safety and Health Management System (WSHMS) and risk management (RM) plans. • Conduct document reviews of WSHMS reports. • Coordinate WSH programme initiatives. • Develop and deliver safety briefings. • Develop risk management (RM) plans for work processes and work areas. • Establish RM and risk assessment (RA) teams within respective work processes and work areas. • Identify areas for improvement in the WSHMS • Monitor the implementation progress of recommended WSHMS improvements. • Stay abreast of legislative requirements and alert of any changes. • Conduct WSH incident and accident investigations. • Coordinate EPRP drills and maintenance of emergency response equipment. • Implement emergency preparedness and response plans (EPRPs) and communicate plans to stakeholders. • Monitor implementation of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA); • Prepare incident and accident reports. • Propose corrective and preventive measures to address root cause of incidents. • Review investigation findings to identify causes of incidents and accidents.