Risk Management & Prevention Risk Assessments: Identifying potential hazards before they cause harm. This involves conducting JHA (Job Hazard Analysis) for specific tasks. Safety Inspections: Regularly walking the site to check for faulty equipment, blocked exits, or unsafe behaviors. Developing SOPs: Creating Standard Operating Procedures that outline how to perform dangerous tasks safely. Training and Culture Inductions: Ensuring every new hire or contractor understands the site safety rules before they start work. Toolbox Talks: Leading short, daily briefings on specific safety topics (e.g., heat stress, ladder safety). Promoting Safety Culture: Encouraging employees to report "near misses" without fear of punishment to prevent future accidents. Compliance and Documentation Regulatory Alignment: Ensuring the company meets local and international standards (like OSHA in the US or ISO 45001/14001). Permit to Work (PTW): Reviewing and issuing permits for high-risk activities like "hot work" (welding) or working in confined spaces. Record Keeping: Maintaining logs of incidents, training certifications, and equipment maintenance. Incident Response Emergency Planning: Designing evacuation routes and fire drill schedules.

Permit to work, Hazard identification, Toolbox Talk, / NEBOSH