Full Time WSH OFFICER - WSH COORDINATOR Jobs, Salary up to SGD 8,500 in SATO KOGYO (S) PTE. LTD. Central Region (Singapore) - Maukerja

• Must be a Singapore Registered Safety Officer / Workplace Safety & Health Officer with Ministry of Manpower (Singapore).
• Must have professional knowledge in WSHE legislation and regulations (WSH act and Environment).
• Minimum Diploma in Building / Civil / Structural Engineering.
• Minimum 8 years’ experience as WSHO / WSHC in Singapore.
• Report to the Project Manager.

Responsibilities include: -

Preparation and implementation of Safety Program;

Ensure all work practices comply with company safety policy and WSH Act;

Advise on work plan / Risk Assessment / safe work procedures;

Ability to identify problems and provide solutions;

Able to lead fellow colleagues and inculcate them towards safe work culture;

Compile all relevant report and records, carry out daily safety inspection;

Prepare and submit weekly safety report as required by management and clients;

Participate and involve in OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 implementation and audit, and

Other EHS duties assigned by the Project Manager.

• Physically fit and healthy, hardworking and driven.
• Positive attitude, self-motivated, initiative and responsible.
• Firm but reasonable individual.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Able to work independently and as a team.
• Remuneration shall commensurate with qualifications and experience. Basic salary: S$4,000.00 to S$8,500.00, plus allowances.

Sato Kogyo

traces its roots to one of the oldest turnkey contractors in Japan. Established in 1862 and headquartered in Tokyo, Sato Kogyo laid the cornerstone of modern building technology by focusing on and developing newer and more efficient construction methodologies that are still relevant around the world today.

Over a rich history of more than 140 years, Sato Kogyo has accomplished numerous types of building and civil engineering projects of varying scale, nature and complexity from Japan to United States, Singapore to Malaysia and Thailand to China. In 1972, the firm recognised the growing construction activities in the Asia Pacific region and spreaded its wings beyond the shores of Japan. Expanding rapidly in response to its success, Sato Kogyo set up offices in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Xi’an. The strength of the Singapore Office has evolved into a Regional Headquarters in 2002 to oversee the emerging East Asian markets.