Health and safety inspectors work to protect people's health and safety by making sure risks in the workplace are properly controlled. They ensure employers comply with all aspects of health and safety laws and that workplaces are not the cause of ill health, injury or even death. They do this by inspecting business premises and investigating accidents, and through enforcement of the law.

Health and safety inspectors work mainly for the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). They work either for a general team or specialize in a particular area, such as construction, forestry or hazardous goods.

• developing effective policies and procedures
• making regular inspections and risk assessments
• keeping accident records
• advising on protective clothing and equipment
• training employees on safety issues
• investigating accidents and recommending  improvements in safety standards
• writing reports
• working with Health and Safety Executive inspectors and trade unions
• Keeping up to date with changes in the law.

Skills: -

good spoken and written communication skills, good negotiation skills, a tactful but assertive manner, a good level of physical fitness and stamina, logical thinking and problem-solving ability, good organizational skills and attention to detail, the ability to cope under pressure, an understanding of relevant laws, Computer literacy.

Requirements: - Candidates must be capable of acquiring and retaining detailed legal, technical and commercial information.

• Experience in same position more than 10 years
• BSC Diploma in Environmental Management
• NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety will be preferred
• Age Not more than 45 years old