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IET supplies WSH Coordinators to construction sites, factories and worksites across Singapore. The coordinator is deployed to your site, works under your project supervision, and remains on IET’s payroll — we handle employment, pass administration and insurance.

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What a WSH Coordinator does on site

  • Carries out daily site walks and records unsafe conditions and acts
  • Supports toolbox meetings and safety briefings for the work crews
  • Checks permits to work and the controls attached to high-risk activities
  • Keeps the inspection and training records the project requires
  • Supports incident reporting and follow-up with the project team
  • Works alongside the WSH Officer where the project has one
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WSH Coordinator or WSH Officer?

The two roles are not interchangeable. The coordinator supports day-to-day safety on the ground; the officer carries the registered appointment and the wider responsibility for the project’s safety management. Which one your project requires depends on its size, type and risk profile.

If you are not sure which the project needs, send us the project details — contract type, scope and duration — and we will tell you which role we would deploy and why.

What the coordinator holds

We supply coordinators who have completed the WSH Coordinator training required for the work they are deployed on. Training records are sent before deployment so your WSH team can file them.

How deployment works

  1. 1
    Tell us the site, — the scope, the duration and your start date.
  2. 2
    We screen — against your requirement and send training records for review.
  3. 3
    The coordinator reports — to site and works to your programme under your supervision.

How a WSH Coordinator is charged

Coordinators are charged on a day or monthly rate depending on duration and shift pattern, with overtime handled separately. Send the scope and we will set out the basis that applies.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does a WSH Coordinator do?▾
The coordinator supports day-to-day safety on site — site walks, toolbox meetings, permit checks, inspection records and incident follow-up — working to the project team’s direction.
2. When do we need a WSHC instead of a WSHO?▾
It depends on the project’s size, type and risk profile. Send us the project details and we will tell you which role we would deploy. Confirm the requirement against MOM’s current guidance before you appoint.
3. Can we start with a coordinator and add an officer later?▾
Yes. Projects often scale the safety team as the works ramp up. Tell us the programme and we will plan the deployment around it.
4. What training has the coordinator completed?▾
Coordinators we supply have completed the WSH Coordinator training required for the work they are deployed on, and the records are sent before deployment.
5. Can one coordinator cover more than one site?▾
Sometimes, depending on the sites and the conditions attached to each project. Tell us the sites and we will tell you whether it works.
6. How quickly can a coordinator start?▾
It depends on the role and the current deployment schedule. Tell us the date you need and we will tell you what is realistic.

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