SHAFT SINKING SAFETY OFFICER (Ref. Kar 40) – UMS Group

SHAFT SINKING SAFETY OFFICER (Ref. Kar 40)

JOB SUMMARY

The Safety Officer is responsible for coordinating safety on site through the implementation of safety and risk control processes and procedures, the provision of safety advisory and reporting services and the maintenance and implementation of the health and safety information system on site to create a safety-first mindset that ensures a safe working environment and compliance to all company and legal requirements. This candidate will report to Shaft Sinking Safety Manager.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Safety risk & incident management
• Safety capacity building & awareness
• SHEQ reporting and administration
• ISO 45001:2018 SHE management system implementation
• Safety coaching in the workplace
• Coordination of safety initiatives
• PartkipatesinHSEmanagementsystem audits
• Incident investigation

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

• Relevant qualification in Safety Management
• Blasting Certificate or Trade Certificate.
• Comsocl&2or similar
• HIRA – Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Certificate.
• First Aid Level 1 Certificate (NQF Level 3), or similar.
• ISO 45001:2018 SHE Management System.
• Basic Environmental (ISO 14001) Systems and Auditing Certificates.
• 5 years’ post qualification experience, in the capacity as a Health and Safety/ Quail Officer in a shaft sinking environment

General information to all applicants:

• Only candidates who meet the above requirements and submit a detailed cv with certified (notarized) copies of certificates will be considered.
• Only candidates who meet the above requirements need to apply, enclosing a current CV and certified (notarized) copies of certificates.
• Reference code for each position must be indicated in the subject line on both the email and application letter. Due to a high volume of applications, failure to comply with reference code requirements will result in disqualification of an application.

The closing date for the above advert is 25 June 2021.