Purpose:
The Safety Officer is responsible for implementing, monitoring, and enforcing health, safety, and environmental (HSE) policies to ensure a safe and compliant working environment. The role ensures adherence to company safety standards and local regulatory requirements while promoting a strong safety culture across the organization.
Responsibilities:
1. Safety Compliance & Implementation
•          Ensure compliance with local occupational health and safety regulations and company policies.
•          Conduct regular site inspections to identify hazards, unsafe acts, and unsafe conditions.
•          Monitor adherence to safety procedures and safe work practices.
 
2. Risk Assessment & Hazard Control
•          Conduct risk assessments and Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
•          Recommend corrective and preventive actions to mitigate risks.
•          Follow up on implementation of corrective actions.
 
3. Incident Management
•          Investigate accidents, incidents, and near misses.
•          Prepare detailed incident reports with root cause analysis.
•          Recommend and monitor corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
 
4. Safety Training & Awareness
•          Conduct safety inductions for new employees and contractors.
•          Deliver toolbox talks and safety awareness sessions.
•          Promote continuous improvement in safety culture.
 
5. Documentation & Reporting
•          Maintain safety records, reports, and compliance documentation.
•          Prepare monthly HSE reports and performance statistics.
•          Ensure permits to work (PTW) are properly issued and controlled.
 
6. Emergency Preparedness
•          Participate in emergency response planning and drills.
•          Ensure availability and proper maintenance of fire and safety equipment.
•          Coordinate with emergency services when required.

Qualification:
•          NEBOSH IGC or equivalent safety certification preferred.
•          Knowledge of local safety regulations and standards.
•          Strong knowledge of safety regulations and risk assessment techniques.
•          Excellent observation and inspection skills.
•          Strong reporting and documentation abilities.
•          Good communication and training skills.
•          Ability to influence and promote a safety culture.
•          Problem-solving and analytical skills.