Safety Officer

Tasks and duties

• Evaluating and improving safety measures.
• Advising on all matters related to workplace health and safety.
• Investigating accidents, writing incident reports, and making recommendations.
• Conducting inspections to ensure equipment and site safety.
• Eliminating work hazards.
• Organizing staff activities on OHS.
• Helping government agencies conduct risk assessments.

1. Finish a four-year course. You can be a Safety Officer with any degree,  prefer an engineering graduate.
2. Undergo required training.  must complete the government-mandated basic training on OSH. equip you with knowledge in safety basics, job hazard analysis, and emergency preparedness.
3. Get work experience. need to have professional experience of 3 to 10 years depending on your educational attainment or if you are a license-holder.