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About Emeco International:

Emeco International is a world leader in maximising the performance of heavy earthmoving equipment, with operations in all key mining regions of Australia and customers across coal, gold, copper, bauxite, and iron ore.

The Role:

We are seeking a highly skilled HSET Advisor to join our team in the south west of Western Australia. This role is based on an 8/6 roster and offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on our company's safety and environmental performance.

Key Responsibilities:

• Coach and train managers on a range of HSET issues, equipping them with the necessary tools and knowledge to effectively lead and manage their teams.
• Support the development and maintenance of our Safety Health Management System (SHMS).
• Educate and embed our organisational policies, processes, systems, and procedures in support of our national HSET strategy and Emeco Safety Health and Environment Management System.
• Maintain site HSET records to a high standard.
• Provide regular analysis and reporting of metrics to the business, communicating progress against HSET plans and key objectives.
• Provide hands-on assistance in the implementation of HSE tools and processes.
• Lead incident investigations with site management, identifying root causes and corrective actions, and ensuring corrective actions are communicated and supported within the agreed time frame.
• Monitor and manage the event management system – Viking (MYOSH) to your delegated authority level accurately and in a timely manner.
• Conduct regular workplace inspections and audits, monitoring compliance.
• Ensure all non-conformances or improvement opportunities identified in audits are reviewed and appropriate actions implemented within the agreed time frame.
• Assist the Injury Management coordinator with injured workers and return-to-work coordination.

About You:

We are looking for a candidate with:

A current Driver's Licence.A High Risk Work Licence (HRWL).Tertiary qualifications in Health, Safety, and/or Environment.A Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.Certification in Workplace Auditing and Workplace Investigations (e.g. ICAM).High-level knowledge and experience in Health, Safety, and/or Environment and Training.Previous experience in a similar role, working in a high-risk safety environment, such as mining, resources, engineering, construction, or manufacturing sectors.In-depth knowledge and understanding of current legislative requirements and the ability to effectively apply these in the workplace.Proven ability to drive cultural change and capability across the region.

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