PWM-Cleaning: Multi-skilled Senior Property Steward: Mandatory
About This Course
This course is only for the low wage workers in the PWM-Cleaning Sector.
- Implement WSH culture programme within own work area.
- Communicate the benefits of a positive WSH culture within own work area.
- Communicate potential barriers to WSH culture development in the organisation.
- Conduct pre-briefing in accordance with organisational procedures.
- Adjust work arrangements to meet stakeholders’ requirement.
- Monitor stakeholders in accordance to organisational procedures and relevant legal requirements.
- Implement communications plan to ensure that stakeholders are constantly kept informed.
- Handle contingencies during work activities in accordance to organisational procedures and relevant legal requirements.
- Assess the use of cleaning chemicals.
- Allocate the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment to handle different types of cleaning chemicals.
- Determine the quantity and types of the cleaning chemicals to be loaded into the container.
- Communicate work assignment to workers to ensure the smooth operation.
- Allocate resources to replenish the cleaning chemicals required in each container.
- Inform appropriate person when work cannot be carried out and/or incidents occur.
- Monitor the workers in accordance with organisational procedures.
What You'll Learn
- Collaborate with stakeholders to promote the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) culture programmes.
- Maintain ongoing relationships that creates partnership and ensure ongoing communication with stakeholders.
- Allocate cleaning chemicals required for cleaning biohazard decontamination processes.
Entry Requirements
- 21 years and above.
- Speak, listen and read English at Workplace Literacy (WPL) Level 5, and manipulate numbers at Workplace Numeracy (WPN) Level 5.
- GCE ‘O’ Level, GCE ‘N’ Level or ITE Certificate.
- Minimum of three months of work experience in the environmental services industry or with the interest to be employed in the industry.