Workplace safety health officer - Toa Payoh

• - Hazard Identification:Identifying fire risks, such as faulty wiring, blocked exits, or improper storage of flammable materials, and recommending corrective actions.
• - Code Compliance:Ensuring that buildings and facilities meet local, state, and federal fire safety laws and regulations.
• - Plan Review:Reviewing building plans and other documents to ensure they meet fire safety standards.
• - Investigations:Investigating fire incidents to determine the cause, assess liability, and recommend preventative measures.
• - Public Education:Educating the public and businesses on fire safety practices, including fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and the use of fire safety equipment.
• - Report Writing:Preparing detailed reports on inspections, investigations, and other activities, documenting findings and recommendations.
• - Follow-up:Ensuring that identified fire hazards are corrected and that corrective actions are implemented.
• - Collaboration:Working with fire departments, construction teams, and other relevant agencies to promote fire safety.
• - Equipment Use:Utilizing various fire safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and sprinkler systems.
• - Record Keeping:Maintaining accurate records of inspections, investigations, and other relevant activities.

Qualification will be minimum diploma in Workplace Health & Safety. Well-experienced in construction field minimum five years. Six days per week and Sunday working (can take off any day) preferable.