Senior Project Safety & Health Manager (Ref )
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Posted on:
2 days ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are looking for aspiring and suitably qualified individuals to join our Capital Works Business Unit (CWBU) where we work with our stakeholders to create sustainable transport solutions for the community and we care for our staff and provide a great place to work.
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Responsibilities
- Lead and manage a project safety and health team to uphold the highest safety standards ensuring compliance with the corporate standards statutory requirements and industrial best practices
- Monitor the contractors in achieving safety and health standards
- Identify and mitigate safety risks according to the Project Integrated Management System requirements
- Oversee the execution of safety promotion activities to enhance safety awareness and safety culture of staff and contractors
- Prepare regular safety reports to keep management informed of safety performance
- Lead investigations into accidents to identify causes as well as making recommendations for improvement
Requirements
- Degree in Safety Management / Occupational Health and Safety or a related discipline
- A minimum of 10 years relevant experience in safety gained in railway projects or construction industry
- Possession of the qualification as Hong Kong Registered Safety Officer
- Possession of Corporate Membership of a recognised professional institution is preferred
- Intensive knowledge of railway safety as well as design for safety and constructability
- Able to work independently with excellent interpersonal and communication skills in both English and Chinese
Remarks
- Appointment will be made on two-year renewable contract terms
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About Company
A company on the fast track, MTR operates Hong Kong's commuter railway system. The company's network was expanded significantly in 2007 through a combination with the rail operations of Kowloon-Canton Railway. Overall, MTR operates about 210 km of track in Hong Kong, Kowloon, the New ... View more
