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ArchEn Technologies, Inc., the ArchEn arm under San Miguel Corporation, seeks a Safety Officer 3 to implement and monitor the OSH program for on-site construction projects at Tiaong, Quezon. The role emphasizes hazard identification, risk management, and regulatory compliance, working with project teams, contractors, and workers to foster a strong safety culture.
Ideal candidate will have a DOLE SO3 certification, 40-hour BOSH/COSH, and 3–5 years of OSH experience in construction.
ArchEn Technologies, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation, serves as SMC's dedicated engineering and construction arm. Specializing in a wide array of services, ArchEn covers Architectural Design, Engineering Design, and Construction Management for enterprises across various sectors.
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Occupational Safety and Health, Environmental Management, or any related field.
Must be a DOLE-accredited Safety Officer 3 (SO3); 40-Hour Basic Occupational Safety and Health Training (BOSH/COSH); Additional 48-Hour Advanced or Specialized OSH Training relevant to the Construction Industry; First Aid, Basic Life Support (BLS), and Emergency Response Training are preferred or an advantage.
Must be willing to work full-time on-site at Tiaong, Quezon Province
The Safety Officer 3 (SO3) is responsible for implementing and monitoring the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Program in compliance with RA 11058, DOLE Department Order No. 252-25, Construction Safety and Health Standards, and company policies. The role promotes a safe, healthy, and compliant workplace through hazard identification, risk management, safety inspections, incident prevention, occupational health initiatives, emergency preparedness, and regulatory compliance. The SO3 works closely with project teams, contractors, and workers to foster a strong safety culture and prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, property damage, and environmental incidents.