Top 10 HSE Job Titles
Willing to start your career as an HSE. Based on your qualifications/interest and level of experiences your have variety of job titles. Given below is list of top 10 HSE job titles you might fit-in.
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Safety officer
Typical Roles and Responsibilities
- Investigating causes of accidents
- Investigating unsafe conditions on the job site
- Finding the best way to prevent future accidents
- Focusing on accident prevention by keeping up with equipment maintenance and employee training
- Presenting safety principles to staff in meetings
- Auditing production, keeping on the lookout for any unsafe behavior or breaks in regulations
- Assessing risk and possible safety hazards of all aspects of operations
- Creating analytical reports of safety data
- Inspecting production equipment and processes to make sure they are safe
- Liaising with law enforcement
- Liaising with investigators who are present at the time of a serious accident
Safety Supervisor
Typical Roles and Responsibilities
- Enforce Safe Work Practices
- Correct Unsafe Conditions
- Conduct Orientation and Training of Employees
- Prevent Lingering Unsafe
- Investigate Workplace Accidents
Safety Consultant
- Provide on-site safety consultations for clients’ management teams
- Conduct on-site safety audits of construction forces with detailed outlines to management teams
- Assist with the analysis of lost time personal injury accidents and motor vehicle accidents.
- Develop safety policies and procedures
- Provide Safety Training
- Evaluate Workplace Safety
- Develop Safety Manuals
Safety Engineer
- To support HSE inspections, audits and self-assessments
- To manage reports and present summaries to management with suggested solutions
- Evaluate the effectiveness of various industrial control mechanisms
- Maintain and apply knowledge of current health and safety policies, regulations, and industrial processes
- Review plans and specifications for new machinery and equipment to make sure that they meet safety requirements
- Install safety devices on machinery or direct the installation of these devices
- Review employee safety programs and recommend improvements
Risk Manager
- Establish and quantify the organization’s risk appetite
- Conduct audits of policy and compliance to standards
- Liaison with internal and external auditors
- Plan, design and implement an overall risk management process for the organization
- Undertake corporate governance involving external risk reporting to stakeholders
Safety Director
- To maintain Regulations
- To conduct Safety Meetings
- To coordinate with claims adjusters
- To develop Safety Standards
- To ensure that all company and OSHA safety standards are being followed by employees
- TO review incident reports to determine where changes are required
Corporate Safety Director
- Provide health and safety leadership and direction to Division, Department and Project Managers
- Ensure that an accurate database of HSE training is maintained against all employees and contractors
- To Collaborate with management to develop, prepare, and implement safety policies and procedures
- To create, manage and review site specific health and safety plans
- Work closely with CEO, CFO, COO, Human Resource Director, and Corporate Division Managers
- To Provide technical and administrative support to the safety committee
Safety & Training Specialist
- Provide training services related to Occupational Safety, Emergency Services, Health, Environment, and Risk
- Identify and implement appropriate strategies and training programs related to HSE
- Regularly evaluate the effectiveness of HSE training
- To implement and maintain appropriate training facilities, materials, and resources
- Maintains a documented inventory of HSE training
Safety Manager
- To Provide project management team with guidance on health and safety
- To develop and execute health and safety plans in the workplace according to legal guidelines
- To prepare and enforce policies to establish a culture of health and safety
- To recommend solutions to issues, improvement opportunities or new prevention measures
- Monitor compliance to policies and laws by inspecting employees and operations
Occupational Safety and Health Specialist
- Design programs to control, eliminate, and prevent disease or injury
- Reduce absenteeism and equipment downtime
- Write accident reports
- Evaluate current equipment, products, facilities, or processes and those planned for future use
- Investigate complaints
- Design safe workspaces