EHS Trainer
OBAYASHI SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED · Central, Singapore · 2026-08-03
About this role
The EHS Trainer is responsible for planning, implementing, and delivering effective Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) training programmes to ensure all worksite personnel are competent, compliant, and aligned with statutory and client-specific safety requirements. The role focuses on competency verification, training effectiveness, and continuous improvement in safety performance.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and maintain a comprehensive EHS Training Matrix for all worksite personnel, ensuring alignment with regulatory, company, and client requirements.
Plan, implement, and conduct EHS training programmes, including both classroom and practical sessions.
Evaluate the effectiveness of training and assess the competency of workers through observations, assessments, and written tests.
Conduct Verification of Competency (VOC) assessments for critical and high-risk trades, including lifting operations.
Implement training programmes tailored to client-specific EHS requirements, ensuring workers fully understand site safety procedures and standards.
Administer and review written assessments and practical evaluations to measure learning outcomes and identify training gaps.
Maintain accurate training records, VOC documentation, and competency assessment reports.
Work closely with project teams, safety personnel, and management to support continuous improvement in workplace safety and compliance.
Requirements / Qualifications
WSQ Advanced Certificate in Learning & Performance
Registered Workplace Safety & Health Officer (WSHO)
WSQ Supervise Safe Lifting Operations
WSQ Assess Confined Space for Safety Entry and Work
Skills asked for
- Certifications
- Regulatory Compliance
- Classroom Management
- Competency Management
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Train the Trainer
- company website
- work area safe
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