Safety and Health Officer (SHO) 绿本安全官

🗓️ Posted 2026-08-01 Malaysia Permanent Construction

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Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement the Project HSE Plan, emergency plans, risk assessments and safety-inspection system.
  • Monitor compliance with OSHA 1994 (as amended), applicable regulations, DOSH/JKKP and client safety requirements.
  • Review HIRARC/JSA, permit-to-work controls and high-risk method statements, and verify implementation.
  • Conduct inductions, toolbox meetings, safety training, emergency drills and safety committee activities.
  • Perform routine and special inspections, issue corrective notices and close unsafe conditions and acts.
  • Investigate accidents, near misses and occupational-health events; complete reports, root-cause analysis, statutory notifications and CAPA.
  • Maintain HSE statistics, inspection and training records and DOSH/JKKP documentation; report performance to project management.
  • Advise the Project Manager on OSH compliance and report major risks, incident trends and corrective-action status.
  • Review subcontractor safety staffing, competency and HSE performance and participate in onboarding and evaluation.

Requirements

  • Diploma or degree in Occupational Safety and Health, Engineering or a related discipline.
  • Degree in Occupational Safety and Health preferred, with NIOSH or DOSH/JKKP-recognised SHO training and registration.
  • At least 5 years' construction HSE experience, including 2 years as an SHO; major building-project experience preferred.
  • Experience managing major construction projects with multiple subcontractors and high-risk activities.
  • Practical experience supporting DOSH/JKKP, client or consultant audits and closing corrective actions.
  • Must hold valid registration as a Safety and Health Officer with Malaysia DOSH/JKKP (commonly known as a Green Book SHO).
  • Strong knowledge of OSHA, construction safety requirements, incident reporting, HIRARC, PTW and emergency management.
  • Valid CIDB construction personnel registration is required; first-aid, fire-safety or relevant trainer credentials are an advantage.
  • Strong knowledge of OSHA 1994 (as amended), applicable construction-safety requirements and DOSH/JKKP reporting and records.
  • Competent in HIRARC, JSA, PTW, incident investigation, emergency management, occupational health and safety analytics.
  • Good English and Bahasa Malaysia communication, training and reporting skills; Chinese is an advantage.
  • English and Bahasa Malaysia must be sufficient for training, authority inspections, incident reporting and management presentations.
  • Strong leadership and site influence, with authority to stop dangerous work and escalate required resources.

Benefits

  • Salary: Discuss based on actual circumstances.