Risk Management Facilitator

DAEWOO-DONGAH JOINT VENTURE; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading civil engineering firm in Singapore is seeking a qualified professional with a minimum of 5 years of geotechnical engineering experience. The role involves managing the preparation of safety submissions and conducting risk assessments. Ideal candidates should possess a recognized Civil Engineering degree and substantial experience in design for LTA projects. The position offers a comprehensive role in risk management and design safety requirements for major transit projects.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of geotechnical engineering experience with a recognized Degree.
• At least 3 years of experience in design for LTA's project.
• Experience in design and construction management of transit projects.

Responsibilities

• Manage preparation of Civil Construction Safety Submission, Civil Design Safety Submission, and Project Safety Review.
• Perform risk analysis, monitoring, and reporting.
• Conduct Design for Safety Review Workshops and prepare necessary documentation.

Skills

Geotechnical engineering experience

Design for LTA's projects

Risk assessment methodology

Safety and health in construction

Education

Degree in Civil Engineering

Registered PE or Architect

Job description

Job Description

• To successfully manage the Preparation of Civil Construction Safety Submission (CNSS), Civil Design Safety Submission (CDSS) and Project Safety Review (PSR)
• Present at LTA’s project Safety committee Meeting (PSCM) for review of CNSS
• Perform risk analysis, risk monitoring and reporting
• Preparation and submission of documentations of Civil Design safety, Construction Safety and Project Safety reviews to LTA
• Conduct presentations and Risk Management meeting with LTA
• Maintenance of risk registrar
• Identify risks and ensure all requirements during design & construction stage are addressed with suitable protection and mitigation measures
• Prepare, maintain and update project Risk Register as project progresses
• Able to convene and facilitate Design for Safety Review Workshops / Meeting in accordance to GUIDE 1, GUIDE 2 and GUIDE 3; prepare and Maintain Design Risk Registers, Prepare Design Risk Health and Safety documentation to be handed over to Developers.
• Lead Risk Management team and coordinate Risk Management implementation.
• Coordinate with QPD and Internal Design team to prepare the documentation for civil design safetyand CNSS submission to LTA.
• Prepare and deliver all necessary Method Statement & Risk Assessments for the projects
• Facilitate the hazard identification and Risk assessments for preparation of safety submission.
• Liaise with the external RMFs on hazard management
• Liaise with various government authorities and external agencies to get necessary approval.
• Evaluate subcontractor's risk assessment, safe work procedures and method statements
• To coordinate and review all the submissions from subcontractors.
• Reports directly to Design Manager and supports Design team
• To coordinate with drafters and ensure all the client's requirement are promptly met.

Requirement:

• Minimum 5 years of geotechnical engineering experience with Degree in Civil Engineering recognized by the PE Board or qualification acceptable to the Commissioner of Building Control as eligible for application as a Resident Engineer or recognized Degree in the relevant field subject to the acceptance of the Engineer, and at least 3years of experience in the design of similar scale and complexity.
• At least 3 years of experience in design for LTA’s project
• At least 3 years of experience in design for elevated station and Viaduct project (Optional)
• A registered PE or Architect with a Practicing Certificate or have 10 years of relevant experience in the design (at least 5 years in design which includes contribution to designs, writing specifications) and the supervision of the construction of structures; and have a degree accepted by PEB or BOA and construction-related degree accepted by SISV and SPM. The DFS professional shall also have:
• Reasonable exposure in safety and health for construction;
• Attended the Design for Safety for Professional Course and passed the assessments or equivalent;
• Experience in design and construction management of transit projects; and
• Trained in hazard identification and risk assessment methodology.