Health & Safety Engineer

About the Job

• Provide health and safety measures in a working environment.
• Support staff with the identification of environmental aspects and determining the project objectives and target.
• Identify and evaluate the unsafe environment and practices.
• Identify the root causes of safety and industrial hygiene.
• Develop hazard control processes, methods and programs.
• Recommend solutions to issues that need improvement.
• Advise several ways of controlling potential threats.
• Monitor implementation of safety plans according to plans and objectives.
• Monitor and track safety systems by using computer systems and spreadsheets.
• Communicate plans and strategies across the entire business unit from time to time.
• Maintain and manage equipment and processes related to each project of health and safety.
• Suggest several preventive methods and practices like recycling, waste disposal, pollution control, etc.
• Measure and audit the effectiveness of hazard control programs.
• Prepare future safety plans based on past experiences and facts.
• Review plans and specifications for new machinery and equipment to make sure they meet safety requirements.
• Identify and correct potential hazards by inspecting facilities, machinery, and safety equipment.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of various industrial control mechanisms.
• Ensure that a building or product complies with health and safety
• Review employee safety programs and recommend improvements.
• Maintain and apply knowledge of current policies, regulations, and industrial processes.
• Investigate industrial accidents, injuries, or occupational diseases to determine their causes and to determine whether the incidents could have been or can be prevented. interview employers and employees to learn about work environments and incidents that lead to accidents or injuries. also evaluate the corrections that were made to remedy violations found during health inspections.