Workplace Safety & Health Officer (WSHO) - Jurong

Roles & Responsibilities

Responsibilities

• Conduct workplace safety audits across various sites and deliver detailed reports with actionable recommendations to improve safety standards
• Provide secretarial support and actively participate in Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) committee meetings to facilitate effective communication and compliance
• Advise management and teams on risk assessments, regulatory compliance, and WSH best practices to mitigate workplace hazards
• Investigate workplace incidents thoroughly and submit comprehensive investigation reports with findings and corrective actions
• Respond to emergency safety issues within 2 hours and address non-urgent safety concerns within 2 working days to minimize risks
• Perform additional ad-hoc safety audits as required to maintain continuous safety oversight
• Maintain and update compliance documentation, including legal registers, to ensure adherence to WSH regulations and standards
• Apply knowledge of WSH management systems, specifically SS ISO 45001:2018, to support organizational safety frameworks

Required competencies and certifications

• Minimum 5 years of experience as a Workplace Safety and Health Officer (WSHO)
• Registration with Ministry of Manpower (MOM) as a Workplace Safety and Health Officer (WSHO)

Tell employers what skills you have

WSH Performance Management
Health and Safety guidelines
Compliance Procedures
Safety Auditing
Regulatory Compliance
ISO 27000
Cash Register
Risk Management
Workplace Safety and Health for Incident and Accident Investigation
Workplace Safety and Health Framework Development and Implementation
Workplace Safety and Health Audit System Management
Standards Compliance
Workplace Safety and Health Practice
compliance documentation
Secretarial Duties
Workplace Safety and Health