What You’ll Learn
Your legal duties at a glance:
https://www.greensafe.com.sg/courses/wsq-manage-workplace-safety-and-health-in-construction-sites-cscpm/
Discover how the Workplace Safety and Health Act applies to project managers and how to fulfill your obligations under Singapore’s new WSH framework.
Lead with structure: Learn to establish and guide a Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Committee that actually works.
Safety & health programs made practical: Build actionable programs covering general site safety, working at heights, scaffolding, material handling, and occupational health—all with compliance at top of mind.
Risk management mastery: From identifying hazards to mitigating risk—learn how to plan and manage across all construction activities.
Smart incident processes: Set up efficient systems for incident reporting, accident investigation, and safer returns to work.
Systems that stay safe: Get practical tips on implementing and auditing Safety and Health Management Systems so they evolve with your site.
Who Should Read This Tip
Project managers, engineers, or site supervisors leading projects over S$10 million—or anyone spearheading construction safety.
Safety champions wanting a clear, to-the-point guide to handling OSHA-like responsibilities in Singapore.
Why It Matters
Construction is complex. Between tight timelines, multiple stakeholders, and evolving site conditions, safety can slip through the cracks. This tip acts as a quick checklist—and a confidence booster—for those aiming to lead with safety at heart.
Quick Takeaways
Know your legal obligations and who’s responsible.
Create a committee that supports proactive safety.
Design safety and health programs for real-world risks.
Build risk assessment into every stage—plan early, work safer.
Have clear incident reporting/investigation paths.
Use audits to keep an evolving, effective safety system.
Ready to tip-toe into safer project management? This is a great place to start—one tip at a time.
