Job security specialist

The Occupational Safety Specialist is a person who has graduated from engineering or science faculty of universities and who has been successful in the C-class occupational safety specialization exam conducted by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security after attending the job safety specialization course. A Class C business security specialist is entitled to take the B class specialization exam after 4 years of specialization. After being successful in this exam and specializing in 3 years of dangerous work, he / she is entitled to take the A-class job safety specialization exam. In short, a Class C business security expert is most likely to become a class expert in 7 years.

JOB SAFETY EXPERT WORKING TIME CALCULATION
Your workplace has to be picked up by the job security expert with the current number of employees and the severity of your workplace. According to this:

Less Hazardous Class: 10 minutes per person
Dangerous Class: 20 minutes per person
Very Dangerous Class: 40 minutes per person
You can go to the job security specialist time calculation page by pressing the button below and instantly calculate how many hours work security specialist service you need

Calculate
WHAT DOES THE BUSINESS SAFETY EXPERT DO?
The Business Safety Specialist is the person responsible for checking compliance with your company's business safety legislation and communicating any nonconformities that it determines. These inconveniences may be vital shortcomings that could lead to work accidents, as well as lack of iSG trainings that will make employees aware of them. The Business Security Expert is also the person who prepares documents such as the risk analysis, contingency plan, work and training plans that the MoLSS and the laws require to be done.

Below are the tasks of the Job Security Specialist.

To give training on job security
To establish and manage the supervision and control system in the workplace
Participation in the Occupational Health and Safety Committee
Preparing an Annual Work Plan
Preparing a Training Plan
Employer to provide guidance and counseling on job security
Presenting a report on management by supervising sub-employers
Risk Assessment
Preparing an Emergency Plan
Preparing Health and Safety Plan
Preparing an Internal Regulation
Preparing a Work Permit Procedure
Prepare working instructions
To arrange the accident root cause analysis form after the work accident
Preparing the Explosion Protection Document
Determine operating conditions for flammable, explosive, flammable and hazardous substances
Determine storage conditions for flammable, explosive, flammable and hazardous substances
Risk assessment of chemical substances
Determine working conditions of chemical substances
Determine storage conditions of chemical substances
Making personal protective equipment risk assessment
Employer recommendation on personal protective equipment selection
To make necessary studies about electrical safety
To follow the periodic checks of the grounding system
Follow the periodic checks of the lightning rod
To follow periodical controls of work machines
To follow periodic checks of lifting machines
To follow the periodical controls of pressure vessels and boilers
To provide fire safety