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Regional HSE Manager
Responsibilities
Oversee the entire health, safety and environmental (HSE) functions of both the Singapore and Batam shipyards
Ensure compliance to mandatory safety requirements in accordance with OHSAS18001 standard
Ensure that safety related functions, including risk assessments and training are being satisfactorily completed
Ensure both internal and external audit processes are in place including safety audits of offshore worksites and any subcontractor activities are carried out and the health and safety audit recommendations are being implemented within agreed timeline
Lead HSE investigation and report, provide recommendations and corrective actions when required
Champion and promote occupational health and safety awareness and culture throughout the companys operations both on and offshore
Carry out regular inspection of the shipyard premises and or vessels to ensure proper safety measures and procedures are adhered
Provide update on any legal compliance as well as EHS management system
Plan emergency fire, rescue evacuation and oil pollution drill
Monitor and evaluate EHS performance and recommend changes to technology, equipment, systems or processes for improvements
Requirements
Bachelor Degree / Post Graduate Diploma in Marine, Maritime Studies, Naval Architect, Environmental / Health / Safety or equivalent
Registered WSH officer or professional internationally recognized and accepted qualification in safety
Familiar with ISO14001 and OHSAS 18001 requirements
Dedicated safety experience in offshore marine industry or experience in offshore construction and production or well services environment is highly preferred
Supervision and management skills
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Possess leadership skills
Interested candidates please email your updated resume to Jesslyn, at jobs@jobquest.com.sg
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Re: PR Approval Chances - 2023
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Hello Community Members
kindly assess my profile and let me know the chances of getting PR.
Living in Singapore since 2008. Last PR rejected on 2020. Re-applied on April 2022 and still pending status for now.
Nationally - Myanmar
Visa - EP, Working as IT Network Engineer
Salary - 120K SGD p.a without bonus
Total work experience : 15 years overall
Family members - wife working (50K p.a and 1 kid (6mths))
My child was born in Singapore last year Oct and holding DP now. Recently got promoted as IT Network Manager with around 20% increasement. Do i need to update to ICA for recent increasement. Thank you for all advise.
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Always update ICA. The salary increase, birth of your child, and repeated application are all factors in your favor. Hope things work out better for you this time.
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Thank you so much for advise.
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Re: Is Singapore βhomeβ for you?
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I have now lived longer in Singapore than in my 'home' country. Singapore started feeling like home after just a few years for me. I really started noticing this when, after a trip back 'hone', the plane would touch down in Changi and I'd feel this sense of coming home. Will I ever really 'fit in' here? Probably not. But it still feels like home to me.
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