What do Occupational Health and Safety Specialists do?
An Occupational Health and Safety Specialist would typically need to:
Develop and implement workplace practices & procedures to help protect employees from dangerous working conditions while preserving the environment
Consistently observe, examine, analyse, and evaluate workplace environments, practices, and equipment; ensure employees follow safety standards and government regulations
Examine fixtures, ventilation, and lighting to ensure optimal work conditions; conduct noise surveys
Use tracking systems to maintain an inventory of dangerous raw & waste material and ensure their desirable handling and disposal
Participate in hazardous waste sites investigations of incidents and accidents; conduct regular audits of fire prevention equipment, safety equipment, and first-aid supplies
Collaborate with engineers and doctors in developing control or remedial measures for dangerous or potentially dangerous activities
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