Health And Safety Manager
Manages a business’s WHS requirements. This role ensures the workplace complies with all relevant WHS laws and requires a higher level of technical knowledge than a Health and Safety Advisor.
Quality Manager
Oversees all quality processes, procedures and programs to ensure the standards exceed governmental requirements and match the quality standard of the company. This role also manages a team of quality experts.
Internal Auditor
Provides evaluations to a business on their quality processes and standards and recommends changes to be made. This role may be employed independently to ensure they can properly audit the business.
Compliance Manager
Oversees all compliance processes, procedures and programs to ensure the standards meet governmental legislation and guidelines. This role manages a team of compliance experts.
Health And Safety Advisor
Advises management on any workplace health and safety issues that may arise and either existing or potential future risks. This role identifies, manages, trains staff and communicates on how to improve safety standards.
Compliance Coordinator
Collects and assesses data for an organisation. This role is also responsible for writing detailed reports and recommendations to improve compliance standards and processes.
Quality Assurance Coordinator
Improves a business’s standards in quality processes. This role is responsible for conducting inspections and proposing solutions to potential quality issues that may arise within the organisation.
Health And Safety Officer
Implements and improves safety systems within an organisation. This role identifies risks and hazards and puts the processes and controls in place to remove, mitigate or reduce those risks to employees.
Work Health & Safety Coordinator
Ensures all WHS guidelines are followed and responsible for providing operational assistance and advice to the business regarding the day-to-day management of WHS risks. This role may work under a Health and Safety Manager.
Quality Inspector
Conducts reviews of products when they are being made to ensure they are meeting industry and company standards. This role includes running quality tests, writing up reports and identifying risks and issues.
Compliance Officer
Helps organisations achieve compliance. This role is responsible for auditing, training staff in work health and safety practices, financial compliance, risk assessment and management, and keeping up-to-date with legislation.
