JOB DESCRIPTION

Responsibilities
Provide workplace safety and fire safety advice and oversee the fire and safety aspect in proper order.
Work closely with the Authority to plan a framework/proposal that can be implemented to meet the event’s needs while keeping in compliance with the regulatory requirement imposed by venue owners.
Manage and monitor the workplace safety and fire safety for all set-up, tear-down, rehearsals and show by working closely with the appointed contractors to ensure that all tasks are completed according to all regulations.
Conduct daily site with relevant personnel as part of work monitoring. To document the daily monitoring and mitigation measures taken after observations where applicable.
Work with the appointed Technical Team and Site Manager to manage, consolidate and check through the submission (including Risk Assessments) and advise on any changes required
Provide necessary assistance regarding workplace safety and fire safety issues during all rehearsals, technical runs, actual show day and tear down.
Requirements
A certified Workplace Safety and Health Officer (WSHO) with at least 2 years of relevant experience in work site safety management. Experience in events safety management will have an advantage.
Preferably with knowledge of regulatory requirements from government agencies, such as SCDF, MOM and NEA etc.
Preferably attained relevant certification (minimally WSQ Advanced Certificate in Workplace Safety and Health (Level B)
Preferably possess a Class 3/3A driving license.
A good team player who can multi-task, work with all levels of people and thrive in a fast-paced environment.

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