CHSA Construction Health & Safety Advisor – Client-Facing

CompleteTalent (Pty) Ltd; Bellville; On-site; ZAR 420,000 - 660,000; Full time

Job summary

CompleteSafety, a division of CompleteWorkplace Group, seeks a Construction Health & Safety Agent (Pr. CHSA / Candidate CHSA) to advise clients on site safety across diverse Western Cape projects.

You will enforce compliance with OHS Act, Construction Regulations 2014, COIDA, and local bylaws, lead risk assessments, audits and incident investigations. Role requires active SACPCMP registration or candidacy, 5–8 years in construction health & safety, and mobility to travel to sites.

Qualifications

• Active registration with SACPCMP as Pr. CHSA or Candidate CHSA (essential).
• National Diploma / Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Health & Safety or related field.
• 5–8 years’ experience in construction health and safety, with consulting/agent exposure.
• Deep knowledge of SA OHS Act, Construction Regulations 2014, COIDA, and SANS standards.
• Proficiency with standard digital site audit software and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Act as the designated CHS Agent for clients across varied site environments.
• Draft baseline risk assessments, CHS specifications and project safety plans.
• Conduct site inspections, baseline audits and contractor evaluations; issue non-conformance notices.
• Review and approve Principal Contractor safety plans and docs before site access.
• Lead root-cause investigations for major incidents and compile statutory reports.
• Ensure compliance with OHS Act, COIDA, NEMA and bylaws.

Skills

Communication

Hazard analysis

Leadership

Site audits

Education

National Diploma / Bachelor’s Degree in OHS or Safety Management

OHS Act knowledge

Tools

MS Office

Audit software

ATS (candidate vetting)

Job description

CompleteSafety, a division of CompleteWorkplace Group, seeks a Construction Health & Safety Agent (Pr. CHSA / Candidate CHSA) to advise clients on site safety across diverse Western Cape projects.

You will enforce compliance with OHS Act, Construction Regulations 2014, COIDA, and local bylaws, lead risk assessments, audits and incident investigations. Role requires active SACPCMP registration or candidacy, 5–8 years in construction health & safety, and mobility to travel to sites.