Page 10 - HSSE Contractor Requirement

HSSE REQUIREMENT FOR CONTRACTOR, ALLO TECHNOLOGY
EDITION 01

e. The Contractor shall be responsible to ensure all workers involved in the work possess
valid work permits, passes or licenses issued by the relevant authorities.

b) Project Manager
The Project Management may include but not limited to Business Owner, Company Director,
Managing Director, Construction Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer shall have, at
minimum, the following responsibilities;
I. Ensure that the Contractor HSSE Management System is adequate for Works (complied
with all acts & regulations and others related / relevant requirements) needs and has been
approved and implemented throughout the Works.
II. To ensure the excellent of HSSE performance at workplace and project.
III. To ensure immediate corrective action are taken for any potential incident (unsafe
conditions /acts) prior to ensure HSSE at the workplace.
IV. To ensure adequate resources in order to implement HSSE Management System
effectively.

c) Safety Health Officer (SHO)
Contractors shall ensure that Safety and Health Officers (SHO) are competent, have valid
certificate and registered for the dedicated site with DOSH and perform their duties in
accordance with Occupational Safety and Health (Safety and Health Officer) Regulations 1997
and comply to Section 29, Occupational Safety and Health (Safety and Health Officer) Order 1997.

Such duties of SHO are:
I. To advice his employer or any person in charge of a place of Works on the measures to be
taken in the interest of the safety and health of the persons employed in the place of
work;
II. To inspect the place of Works to identify hazards that cause accidents;
III. To investigate any accident, near-miss accident, dangerous occurrence, occupational
poisoning and occupational disease which has happened in the place of work.
IV. To assist the employer in organizing and implementation of safety and health program at
place of work;
V. To become as a secretary to the safety and health committee at place of work; and
VI. To submit to the employer monthly report of the activities.

d) Contractor Occupational Safety and Health Coordinator
Every contractor other than the main contractor in charge of worksite who employs more than
five persons to carry out Work on a worksite shall appoint one of these employees to act as an
occupational safety and health coordinator. This is for the purpose of coordinating occupational
safety and health issues at the place of work. This requirement is stipulated in Section 29A of
Occupational Safety and Health Act amendment act 2022.