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IET supplies workplace safety and health managers on contract to contractors and asset owners in Singapore — for a single large project, for a portfolio of sites, or to cover a gap while you recruit.

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What a WSH Manager does

  • Owns the safety management system across the project or the organisation
  • Leads the WSH team on site — officers, coordinators and supervisors
  • Runs risk management reviews and the corrective action process
  • Prepares for and handles client, consultant and external audits
  • Reports safety performance to senior management
  • Develops the training and competency plan for the workforce
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When contractors take a manager on contract

Three situations come up repeatedly: a large project award that needs senior safety leadership for its duration, a gap after a resignation that cannot be left open while recruitment runs, and a client or audit requirement that needs addressing within a defined window.

A contract appointment covers the period you need without adding a permanent headcount to the organisation.

How deployment works

  1. 1
    Tell us the scope — — project or portfolio, duration, reporting line and start date.
  2. 2
    We screen — for the experience level the role needs and send candidate profiles.
  3. 3
    The manager — The manager is deployed to your project or office and reports into your organisation.

How a WSH Manager is charged

Monthly rate for the duration of the appointment, set against the seniority and scope of the role. Send the scope and we will set out the basis.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between a WSH Manager and a WSH Officer?▾
The officer carries the registered appointment and day-to-day responsibility on a project. The manager sits above that — owning the safety management system, leading the WSH team, and reporting to senior management.
2. Can we take a WSH Manager for a fixed period?▾
Yes. Fixed-duration appointments are the normal reason contractors come to us for this role — covering a project, or a gap while recruitment runs.
3. Can the manager cover several projects?▾
Yes, where the portfolio and the reporting lines make that workable. Tell us the sites and we will tell you what is realistic.
4. Who does the manager report to?▾
Your organisation. The manager is deployed into your reporting line and works to it, while remaining employed by IET.
5. What experience level do you supply?▾
It depends on the scope. Tell us the project size, the client requirements and the team the manager would lead, and we will match the profile to it.

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