Role Summary
The Internship (Health, Safety, Environment) is responsible for assisting the HSE Manager in achieving compliance with legal requirements and government regulations. This role involves supporting various HSE initiatives and ensuring a safe working environment for all employees.
Job Description
The HSE Intern will engage in daily activities that include enforcing safety policies and conducting site inspections. The intern will also participate in incident investigations and support HSE training programs to promote safety awareness among employees.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist in enforcing safety policies and procedures.
- Conduct site inspections to identify potential risks.
- Participate in incident investigations to develop corrective actions.
- Support HSE training programs for employees.
- Communicate safety information effectively to staff.
- Provide administrative support to the HSE department.
- Collaborate with team members to enhance safety practices.
Job Requirements
Candidate must possess at least a Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in any field.
No prior work experience is required; open to current university students.
Proficient in Bahasa Malaysia and English (both written and spoken).
Must be willing to work on-site in Shah Alam for the duration of the placement.
Competent in Microsoft Office applications, specifically Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
Strong interpersonal skills with a proactive and patient attitude.
Ability to work under pressure and adapt to a fast-paced environment.
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Required Skills
Microsoft Office
Risk Assessment
Communication
Team Collaboration
Problem Solving
Safety Management
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