Ideal for highly organised, safety-conscious individuals who are motivated by protecting staff, contractors, and the community.
This role suits people with strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills who enjoy interpreting legislation, implementing safety systems, and fostering a culture of compliance and continuous improvement.
Perfect for those interested in safety management within operational, engineering, and environmental water contexts.
ResponsibilitIes
- Conduct site inspections and risk assessments.
- Investigate incidents and near misses; prepare reports.
- Develop and update WHS policies and procedures.
- Deliver safety training and monitor workforce compliance.
- Review contractor safety plans and maintain emergency preparedness.
Qualifications for this role
The following qualifications can be used to become an Health and Safety Specialist for the water industry:
- Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety or
- Bachelor degree in Occupational Health and Safety
Where you might work
Consultant Offices
Infrastructure Projects
Water utilities and authorities
Technology and IoT companies
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