HSE Specialist

• Serves as secretary to the Health and Safety Committee.
• Acts in an advisory capacity on all matters pertaining to health and safety for the guidance of the employer and workers.
• Coordinates all health and safety training programs for the employees and employer.
• Enforces all personnel, safety, and area rules and regulations and sees to it that implementations are done as specified.
• Maintains or helps in the maintenance of an efficient accident/incident record system and coordinates actions taken by supervisors to eliminate accident causes.
• To update and submit a safe work plan.
• increase Occupational Health and Safety awareness and assist in the proposal of a budget for the training and awareness on occupational health and safety
• To respond to employees' safety concerns and address them appropriately.
• To receive reports from and respond to orders issued by Department of labor inspectors.
• To coordinate the training of personnel in areas of safety, including first aid, CPR, accident prevention and investigation, workplace inspection, and other matters related to implementing safety procedures.
• Provides assistance to government agencies in the conduct of safety and health inspections, accident investigation, or any other related programs.
• To fully implement the company policy specifically on safety violations.
• To submit safety programs to the corporate safety committee and to the DOLE-BWC
• To arrange for occupational health and safety testing and evaluation of the workplace by external agencies for WEM
• Attends to the requirements of the National/Local Government before the construction or installation of pollution control facilities including the application and securing of necessary pollution permits and renewal thereof.
• Monitors activities pertaining to the installation & construction of pollution source and control facilities with the end view of ensuring their compliance with the air, noise, and water quantity standards.
• Supervises the proper operation and maintenance of pollution control facilities of the establishment or agency.
• Report within a reasonable time to the National/Local Government the breakdown of any pollution control facility, and the estimated and actual date of completion/repair and operation.
• Promptly submits validated/certified as correct by the General Manager periodic reports as required by the department.
• As a liaison officer with the National / Local Government, he/she keeps herself abreast with the requirements of the National/Local Government and the latest available technology on the prevention, control, and abatement of pollution.
• Maintains liaison with the city / provincial/municipal or local pollution control officers.
• Attends the meeting for the Pollution Control Officers from time to time that may be called by the National / Local Government.
• Facilities compliance of the Company he/she represents with the requirement that may from time to time be prescribed by the National / Local government.
• Recommends to the management the installation and operation of additional equipment for the pollution abatement facilities.
• Handles other matters of environmental concern as required by his/her employer.

QUALIFICATION AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• Graduate of any Engineering Course
• With at least 2 years of working experience as a Safety Practitioner and PCO
• Wirth Basic Occupational Safety and Health accreditation and Pollution Control Officer accreditation with DENR and LLDA
• Computer literate
• With excellent communication skills

COMPETENCIES

• Possess Good Leadership Skills
• Team player
• Flexible
• Good writing and communication skills