Site Safety Officer

Our Target clients are Developers, Contractors, Sub-contractors, and potential builders whose interest is in safety compliance on the worksite, they can benefit from this service.
This service will offer to participants:
• Compliance with safety legislative requirements on the worksite.
• Enforcement of safety on the worksite.
• Conducting toolbox meetings.
• Identify, assess and reduce hazards on the worksite.
• Having regular site inspections.
• Security and management of the worksite.
• Having the appropriate types and function of personal protective equipment used on the construction site.
• Conducting responses in emergency situations.
• Administering first-aid.

The site safety officer will management the activities, human and other resources to ensure a safe completion of the project and approach interactions with aims to improve the process and maintain a safe work environment.
The main reason for construction site safety is to prevent accidents, injury and ill-health.

Effective construction site safety management result in better quality work and fewer negative outcomes with an aim to achieve the client’s goals. These goals are to eliminate or minimize all injury accidents and health impairment.
How it can be done?

• Ensuring that workers on the construction site adhere to rules and regulations regarding safety.
• Point-out safety hazards for correction.
• Identify health and safety concerns on the construction site.
• Investigate reported incidents and injuries.
• Communicate and discuss safety concerns.
• Advise unfamiliar safety concerns.
• Coordinate training, emergency and evacuate situations.
• Coordinate hazardous waste disposal.
• Coordinates assessments, and evaluations of the work area.
• Ensures that the site-safety program complies with Occupational Safety and Health Act and its regulations.
• Communicate to all on the required health and safety rules and regulations on the job site.
• Report any on-the-job accident or safety violation to the proper authorities.
• Conduct regular employee training sessions to update workers on safety procedures and responsibilities, as well as the importance of reporting a safety concern or injury.
• Act as a liaison between the company and OSH Agency.

The safety officer on the construction site applies their training in observation on all activities on the work-site to capture what is happening in order to make informed decisions, advice and make recommendations to prevent accidents or to find its cause.