Safety and Environmental Engineer

Responsibilities:

1- Workers are briefed before commencing work, and appropriate instructions and guidance are provided.

2- Assessment of facility hazards related to environmental risks is conducted, along with plans to mitigate them.

3- Safety programs are established in accordance with international safety standards, ensuring timely implementation.

4- Collaboration with supervisors is essential to understand the types of activities that will occur daily.

5- Safe coverage is ensured through the implementation of health and safety programs.

6- Investigations into unsafe acts and conditions are performed, with necessary measures taken to prevent recurrence.

7- Hazardous areas are marked using safety signage and hazard materials for safety campaigns.

8- Environmental regulations are interpreted, and plans for improvement procedures are developed.

9- Development and implementation of environmental projects focusing on waste management and minimizing damage are prioritized.

10- Root cause analysis is facilitated during emergencies, with appropriate reports generated to document procedures.

11- Integration of health, safety, and environmental practices into daily operations is crucial.

12- Participation in routine health and safety activities, including corrective actions and site audits, is required.

13- Planning and establishing work safety permits is essential.

14- Ensuring the appointment of qualified personnel for work assignments is mandatory.

15- Consistent use of quality equipment and materials is maintained.

16- Equipment is verified before work commencement, ensuring essential safety tools are available.

17- Commitment to maintaining protective and safety equipment against hazards is emphasized.

Skills

1- Understanding of health, safety, and environmental symbols and ability to read instructions.

2- Ability to create various testing skills, such as gas testing and others.

3- Capability to prepare daily reports and evaluate procedures.

4- Ability to assess hazards for the site or location in question.

Requirements:

1- Possession of accredited certifications, whether local or international, such as NEBOSH or IOSH or other certifications...

2- Registered as a member of the engineering authority.