Safety Supervisor - HSE

Job Summary

The Safety Supervisor will oversee Health, Safety, and Environment practices at a solar project site. The role focuses on putting HSE controls into action, tracking compliance, and making sure site activities follow legal requirements, company standards, and client safety rules. A key goal is to support a zero-incident workplace and keep conditions safe for everyone on site.

HSE Compliance and Implementation

• Put project-level HSE plans, procedures, and method statements into practice.
• Make sure all work follows local safety laws, client expectations, and company HSE requirements.
• Carry out daily inspections across the site and flag unsafe acts or unsafe conditions.
• Verify that all personnel use PPE correctly and consistently.

Risk Assessment and Control

• Prepare and review Job Safety Analyses and risk assessments for site tasks.
• Spot hazards linked to solar installation, electrical work, working at heights, lifting operations, and excavation.
• Recommend practical controls and ensure they are implemented.

Site Monitoring and Supervision

• Track site work activities including solar panel installation, mounting structure erection, DC and AC electrical work, inverter installation, cable laying, and trenching.
• Immediately stop any unsafe work practice when required.

Training and Awareness

• Deliver HSE inductions for workers, subcontractors, and site visitors.
• Organize toolbox talks and safety meetings.
• Help build and maintain a strong safety-first culture among the workforce.

Incident Management

• Report, investigate, and document accidents, near misses, and unsafe situations.
• Prepare investigation findings and corrective action plans.

Documentation and Reporting

• Keep HSE records, permits, checklists, and inspection logs up to date.
• Compile daily, weekly, and monthly safety reports.
• Support audits and formal inspections.

Emergency Preparedness

• Make sure emergency response arrangements are in place.
• Carry out mock drills for events such as fire, electric shock, and fall rescue.
• Confirm that fire-fighting and first-aid equipment is available and properly maintained.