Outlining safe operational practices & procedures to the
general workforce, ensuring that all operational activities are carried
out in accordance with Companys safety policies, statutory regulations
& guidelines.
— Identifying and reporting various work-site accident hazards, and
performing risk assessments designed to mitigate such.
— Leading in-house trainer for safe working practices and procedures
for work site operations & procedures.
— Delivering safety induction training to new starts.
— Developing & maintain training & competency records.
— Carrying out and chair site safety meetings.
— Carrying out periodic inspections of, and prepare inspection reports
for, Company equipment (including safety equipment), as required.
— Taking part in all accident/incident/near miss investigations,
ensuring accident report forms are completed.
— Preparing, issuing & analyzing required health, safety &
environmental performance reports.
— Introducing safety initiatives and awareness Campaigns.
— Managing the Company emergency response procedures, including the
management of regular emergency exercises
— Advising on a range of specialist areas e.g. fire regulations, safe
disposal of hazardous substances, noise, safeguarding machinery and
occupational disease.
Qualifications
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Requirements to become an HSE officer vary, although most need at least
a certificate proving they are qualified to determine the safety of a
building. Certification courses are available both online and at
vocational schools or community colleges. Others may need an associate
degree in science or environmental technology.
Gender
Male
Experience
Years.
Other Skills
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HSE officers must have strong analytical and communication skills,
identifying issues in workplace safety and making sure coworkers
understand them. HSE officers should be capable leaders, organized and
motivated.
