- Enter and examine worksite for potential safety violations
- Inspect any machinery, plant, installation or article in the worksite for potential violations
- Assess level of noise, illumination, heat or harmful or hazardous substances in the worksite and the exposure levels of persons at work
- Investigate any accident, dangerous occurrence or occupational disease that occurred. Coordinate with relevant stakeholders when an incident occurs
- Conduct audits and safety briefings to ensure conformance to safety requirements and policies
- Establish mechanisms and strategies to implement and monitor compliance requirements
- Perform role of Safety Assessor for the inspection/assessment of Permit-to-work system
- Notify local EHS manager of unresolved compliance issues and seek EHS guidance in implementing corrective actions as needed
- Represent business unit on EHS committees and provide regular briefings to management and local EHS manager on the unit's program status, trends and risks
- Assist in applying for permits if certain work is required (hot work, working at tall heights etc)
- Maintenance of worksite safety records, certificates and documents
- Manage internal WSH systems, coordinate third-party visits, inspections and compliance audit at the workplace and submit reports to relevant stakeholders for review
- Support SEA Business Continuity Plan team and participate in tabletop exercises
- Any other related duties as assigned by the Immediate Supervisor
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
- At least 6 years' experience handling WSH in a manufacturing site, preferably in the electronic or semiconductor industry
- Must be a registered Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Officer with the Ministry of Manpower and possess relevant qualification
- Possesses strong inter-personal and communications skills, both in written and spoken English
- Comfortable to interact with people of diverse backgrounds
- Is meticulous and maintains detailed and accurate records
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