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Safety Engineer

HN SafalAhmedabad, Gujarat, IndiaPosted 16 May 2026

As a Safety Engineer at HN Safal, you will oversee the implementation of safety systems across residential and commercial construction projects. Responsibilities include conducting daily inspections, performing risk assessments, and enforcing HSE standards. The role requires proficiency in safety audit tools and MS Office, with a background in construction safety. You will play a crucial role in maintaining site compliance and promoting a proactive safety culture.

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Experience

3-5 years

Function

Engineering

Work mode

Onsite, India

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

As a Safety Engineer at HN Safal, you will oversee the implementation of safety systems across residential and commercial construction projects. Responsibilities include conducting daily inspections, performing risk assessments, and enforcing HSE standards. The role requires proficiency in safety audit tools and MS Office, with a background in construction safety. You will play a crucial role in maintaining site compliance and promoting a proactive safety culture.

TAL's take

Quality 50/1005/5 clarityTier 2 company

Solid role in construction safety management for a regional real estate firm, providing clear responsibilities and defined qualifications.

JD provides a comprehensive list of specific site responsibilities, clear educational prerequisites, and experience requirements.

Must haves

  • B.E./Diploma in Civil/Mechanical/Electrical
  • Specialization in Industrial Safety
  • 3-5 years experience in construction safety management
  • Knowledge of construction safety practices and risk assessments
  • Proficiency in MS Office

Tools and skills

ms officesafety audit toolsreporting tools

About the company

unfamiliar company, default mid-tier

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