Safety Manager

Role & responsibilities

• Develop and implement site-specific health & safety, policies, and procedures.
• Ensure compliance with ISO 45001, BOCW Act, NBC, British Safety Council Five-Star, and other relevant standards.
• Conduct Detailed risk assessments and job hazard analyses for construction activities.
• Conduct regular site inspections on construction projects to ensure compliance with Occupational Health and Safety policies and local regulations.
• Identify unsafe conditions in construction activities and propose corrective actions to prevent incidents.
• Lead investigations for workplace incidents, near-misses, and dangerous occurrences and develop corrective and preventive actions.
• Maintain records of accidents and prepare reports for management and regulatory authorities.
• Develop and implement emergency response plans for construction projects.
• Evaluate and approve contractors based on their EHS performance & Monitor contractor compliance with site safety rules and legal regulations.
• Prepare and circulate safety inspection reports ensuring prompt communication of actionable outcomes.
• Collaborate with project managers and site supervisors to track and enforce critical construction safety standards.
• Monitor, analyze, and report on safety performance metrics, identifying trends and recommending continual improvements to foster a proactive safety culture.
• Coordinate with site team for organising safety training programmes & Site inspections.
• Oversee the installation, testing, and maintenance of fire and life safety equipments and ensure they are in working order across various facility premises.
• Conduct regular fire risk assessments and fire load calculations for buildings and sites.
• Develop and implement emergency response plans for fire incidents, evacuations, and other emergencies for all verticals of the business.
• Other responsibilities assigned by the reporting manager.