Supervisor

What does a Supervisor do? A Supervisor is responsible for: Team Leadership: Leading, motivating, and directing work teams to achieve production and safety goals. Safety Compliance: Ensuring all work activities comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHS Act) and relevant regulations. Risk Management: Identifying workplace hazards and implementing control measures. Incident Investigation: Leading or participating in investigations of workplace incidents to identify root causes and prevent recurrence. Safety Observations: Conducting Planned Task Observations (PTOs) to identify at-risk behaviours and unsafe conditions. Training and Coaching: Training workers on safe work procedures and coaching them on behavioural safety. Communication: Communicating safety information, policies, and procedures to the team and reporting to management. Emergency Response: Coordinating emergency response activities and ensuring workers are prepared. Record Keeping: Maintaining safety records, incident reports, and inspection registers. Where do Supervisors work? Supervisors are employed across all industries, including: Construction and Civil Engineering Manufacturing and Production Mining and Resources Oil and Gas Logistics and Warehousing Facilities Management Agriculture and Farming Healthcare Hospitality and Tourism Retail and Wholesale