Editorial summary

The company is seeking a WSH Officer for a project-based role in Changi, with an estimated end date in 2027. The position involves implementing and maintaining the company's WSH Management System, ensuring compliance with relevant safety regulations and statutory requirements. The role offers a salary range of $5,000 to $7,000, depending on experience, and requires familiarity with WSH policies and the ability to manage safety standards in a marine construction environment. The work schedule is 5.5 days per week, with work hours from 8 am to 5 pm.

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Job description

[This job id 31241 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 11 Sep 2026]

Project contract based (estimated end in 2027)
WSH Officer 

Work Location: Changi, Project Office at (Lavender area)
Working days: 5.5 days 8am to 5pm, alt sat full day
Salary: $5000 to $7000 (depends on experience)

Summary: 
•    We specialized in marine construction. We are also registered with BCA for Civil Engineering graded A1 for CW02 (Civil Engineering).

Job Description 
•    Implement and maintain the company's WSH Management System, policies, procedures and programmes.
•    Ensure compliance with the WSH Act, WSH Regulations, MOM requirements, Codes of Practice and relevant statutory requirements.
•    Conduct regular site inspections, safety audits and workplace observations to identify unsafe acts, unsafe conditions and potential hazards.
•    Develop, review and implement Risk Assessments (RA), Risk Management Plans, Safe Work Procedures (SWPs) and Method Statements.
•    Monitor high-risk activities
•    Advise management, supervisors and workers on appropriate risk-control measures and safe work practices.
•    Conduct toolbox meetings, safety briefings, WSH training and induction programmes.
•    Coordinate and participate in emergency preparedness exercises, evacuation drills and rescue exercises. 
•    Investigate workplace accidents, incidents and near misses, determine root causes and recommend corrective and preventive actions.
•    Monitor implementation and close-out of corrective actions and safety observations. 
•    Maintain WSH records, inspection reports, training records, incident reports and statutory documentation.
•    Liaise with MOM, WSH Council, clients, consultants, contractors and other relevant authorities on WSH matters.
•    Participate in WSH committee meetings and provide recommendations to management for continual improvement.
•    Monitor contractors and subcontractors to ensure compliance with site safety requirements.
•    Conduct regular PPE inspections and ensure appropriate PPE is available and properly used.
•    Monitor workplace environmental conditions such as noise, dust, heat stress, lighting and ventilation, where applicable.
•    Support implementation of WSH campaigns and safety initiatives to strengthen the company's safety culture.
•    Review safety performance indicators and prepare WSH reports, statistics and management updates.
•    Stop or escalate work where there is an imminent risk to workers' safety and health.
•    Perform other WSH-related duties assigned by management.

Requirements
•    Diploma / Degree in Environmental, Health and Safety or other relevant subjects.
•    Must be a MOM registered Safety Officer (Registered WSHO), ECO is an additional benefit.
•    At least 3 years of experience in WSH field, preferably in construction industry.
•    Able to provide hands-on support to sites as well as ability to take a strategic approach to improving EHS performance.

📲Interested candidates, please WhatsApp your resume to: +65 9642 0989 (Han) 📧 Or email your resume to: 

👤Chaw Chiaw Han | R22106723🏢 The Supreme HR Advisory Pte Ltd | EA 14C7279

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