Safety Officer

Responsibilities

• Daily inspection of the site as per scheduled program.
• Prepare observation report and submit it to the concerned department person.
• Conduct safety induction for all employees, contractors, and visitors.
• Conduct fire extinguisher operation training for all employees.
• Prepare and submit weekly, monthly, and quarterly safety reports to the safety office.
• Prepare and submit accident, incident, and near‑miss reports to the safety office.
• Identify training needs and arrange safety training in coordination with the Safety Engineer supervisor.
• Identify areas where safety representatives are not available and make arrangements to cover those areas.
• Attend all safety issues that are reported or noted.
• Ensure safety requirements are met by all contractors and sub‑contractors working with Barari.
• Inspect machinery, tools, plants, and equipment as required.
• Ensure Toolbox Talks are being conducted for all employees.
• Ensure risk assessments, environmental aspects, and impacts are made for all work activities and copies are available in work areas with the supervisor in charge.
• Ensure safety measures mentioned in risk assessments are followed in all work areas.
• Identify the requirements of safety sign boards and provide accordingly.
• Control traffic management in work areas.
• Check third‑party certificates and valid licenses for all cranes that are operated in Barari.
• Check work permits for excavation, confined space, work at height, lifting, and other high‑risk jobs.
• Maintain good communication with all and maintain a chain reporting system within Barari in terms of HSE issues.
• Conduct noise surveys as required.
• Attend safety meetings.
• Follow up on all reports submitted and ensure corrective actions are taken and reports closed out.
• Attend any additional HSE‑related work demanded by the project company as required, including night work and off‑day work.

• Strong knowledge of OHS (Occupational Health & Safety) regulations.
• Excellent communication, observation, and problem‑solving skills.
• Detail‑oriented, responsible, and proactive.
• Ability to work with all levels of an organization.

Safety Officers work in diverse settings, including:
Construction &Manufacturing, Healthcare Facilities, Offices , and Logistics & Warehousing.