The Safety Inspector is responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and environmental (HSE) standards at project sites and workplace facilities. The role involves conducting inspections, identifying hazards, supporting safety programs, and ensuring all activities are carried out in accordance with company policies, client requirements, and local regulations.
Key Responsibilities
Site Safety Inspection
Conduct regular safety inspections of work areas, equipment, and activities.
Identify unsafe conditions and unsafe acts and recommend corrective actions.
Monitor compliance with HSE procedures, permit-to-work systems, and company safety standards.
HSE Compliance
Ensure compliance with:
Local safety regulations
Client HSE requirements
Company policies and procedures
Verify proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Risk Assessment & Hazard Control
Participate in risk assessments and Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
Identify workplace hazards and recommend preventive measures.
Monitor implementation of corrective and preventive actions.
Permit-to-Work Monitoring
Monitor work permits for:
Hot work
Confined space entry
Working at height
Electrical isolation
Lifting activities
Ensure all safety precautions are in place before work begins.
Incident Reporting & Investigation
Report unsafe conditions, near misses, incidents, and accidents.
Assist in incident investigations and root cause analysis.
Maintain records of incidents and corrective actions.
Safety Training & Awareness
Conduct toolbox talks and safety briefings.
Promote safety awareness among employees and contractors.
Support safety campaigns and HSE initiatives.
Emergency Preparedness
Participate in emergency drills and evacuation exercises.
Ensure emergency equipment and firefighting systems are accessible and functional.
Documentation & Reporting
Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly HSE reports.
Maintain inspection records, observation reports, and safety documentation.
Track safety statistics and compliance records.
Qualifications & Experience
Education
Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Engineering, Environmental Science, or related field.
Experience
Minimum 3–5 years of experience in construction, infrastructure, oil & gas, manufacturing, or industrial projects.
GCC experience preferred.
Technical Skills
Knowledge of:
HSE regulations and standards
Risk assessments and JSA
Permit-to-work systems
Incident investigation procedures
Emergency response procedures
Familiarity with OSHA, NEBOSH, IOSH, or equivalent standards.