FAQs
What are the essential duties and responsibilities of the Safety Engineer position?
The essential duties include collating and monitoring HSSE data, writing reports, monitoring audit and inspection schedules, preparing weekly and monthly HSSE reports, liaising with HSSE professionals, coordinating HSSE initiatives, and influencing other employees regarding HSSE matters.
What qualifications are required for this job?
Candidates should have completed their graduation (preferably in Engineering) and hold an Advanced Diploma in Industrial Safety (ADIS), along with more than 5 years of experience in EHS.
What skills are necessary for the Safety Engineer position?
Necessary skills include effective presentation abilities, problem definition and data collection skills, advanced PC skills (including Jabil's software), and basic mathematical abilities such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
What kind of reports will be created in this role?
The Safety Engineer will be responsible for writing concise and clear reports, as well as preparing weekly and monthly HSSE reports.
Will the Safety Engineer need to interact with other employees?
Yes, the Safety Engineer will regularly interact with and influence other employees regarding HSSE matters.
Is there any degree of flexibility in work arrangements for this position?
Yes, the position may allow for hybrid work arrangements, depending on the company policies.
What is the expected method of communication during the hiring process?
During the hiring process, candidates will be contacted through Jabil's official job portal, by members of the Jabil team via direct calls, or via emails from jabil.com addresses.
Are there any warnings about potential employment fraud?
Yes, candidates should be aware of fraud warnings, as Jabil does not request payments for interviews or any personal identifying information through phone or email during the hiring process. Any scams should be reported.