- Supervise and participate in the execution of Permit to Work (PTW) activities
- Ensure ASSIH safety for both personnel and property.
- Deliver HSE training programs to maintain safety awareness among ASSIH employees and contractors, including:
- Fire Marshal / Safety Warden / HSE Officer Training
- Basic & Advanced Safety Induction
- Tool Box Talk (TBT)
- On Job Training (OJT)
- Follow HSE procedures and work instructions
- Participate in incident investigations.
- Update the HSE statistics tracking system to comply with legal requirements.
- Ensure proper usage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) by all site employees.
- Prepare and submit HSE reports (annually, semi-annually, and monthly).
- Carry out risk assessments and consider ways to minimize or eliminate risks.
- Follow up on operational procedures to ensure all relevant hazards are identified and addressed.
- Handle normal to high HSE risks encountered in assigned areas, including:
- Workshops and operations
- Maintenance facilities and shops
- Administrative areas
- Warehouses
- Construction and renovation sites
- Conduct formal investigations of reportable and non-reportable incidents, including:
- Personal injury accidents
- Property damage
- Occupational illnesses
- Gather and document evidence during incident investigations by:
- Obtaining witness statements
- Photographing the mishap scene
- Recording circumstances and extent of injuries
- Estimating cost of property damage
- Preparing formal investigation reports
- Stop any operation that poses imminent danger to personnel or property.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Science.Specialist certification from the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSE) is mandatory.3–5 years of experience in the HSE field (preferably in healthcare or hospitals).Government training in OSHA governance and occupational health.