Job Description

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Job Advert Summary

Jump into the world of workplace safety as a Junior Occupational Health and Safety Officer! You'll play a key role in spotting hazards, supporting safety programs, and helping keep the team informed and protected. With a hands-on approach, you'll assist in inspections, training sessions, and incident follow-ups, making sure the workplace stays safe and healthy. This role is perfect for someone eager to learn, grow, and make a real difference by promoting a culture of safety and care.

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Minimum Requirements

National Diploma/3-year Degree in Safety/Occupational Health and Safety. An Environmental certificate will be an added advantage. A minimum of 0 - 3 years of relevant OHS experience. Solid understanding of OHS regulations, including the OHS Act, SANS regulations, Water and Pollution Act, and Environmental Act. Strong relationship-building, listening, and interpersonal skills. Proficient in Excel.
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Duties and Responsibilities

Develop and implement new risk policiesand procedures. Stay updated on changes, new regulations, and acts. Conduct physical site inspections, complete checklists, and gather evidence. Investigate incidents on an ad hoc basis.Maintain a comprehensive risk register. Update the risk register weekly based on findings, risks identified, and implementations. Identify contractors appointed by Boxer and ensure the acquisition of a letter of good standing before commencement of work. Report on risks, liaise with relevant internal and external departments. Document findings, make recommendations, obtain management responses, and conduct follow-ups on implementation. Provide hands-on training for new OHS appointments. Plan and manage own workflow, anticipating obstacles and juggling priorities. Share, debate, and communicate findings with the team. Flag and debate issues constructively. Promote a cooperative climate to achieve shared goals. Demonstrate mentoring and coaching skills, as well as conflict resolution abilities. * Liaise with external parties for OHS reports, including the Department of Labour, Fire Department, and Health Department.