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         An occupational health and safety officer's primary responsibility is to ensure compliance with occupational health and safety rules, with a primary focus on preventing injuries and accidents.

What does a Safety Officer do?

• Generally, a safety officer is responsible for the organization's internal well-being, including the safety and health of employees, employers, and anyone associated with the organization. Safety Officers are responsible for ensuring a workplace's safety and health, such as factories, warehouses, and manufacturing plants.
• The responsibilities and roles of the Safety Officer are as follows:
• It is crucial for a Safety Officer to protect all members of the organization from risks, infections, accidents, and injuries.
• An Occupational Health and Safety Officer's primary responsibility is to ensure compliance with occupational safety and health rules to ensure that a safe working environment is maintained.
• A safety officer may also provide advice to employees on a variety of health-related matters, such as how to protect themselves from injury when working in groups, how to handle machinery, how to deal with immediate danger, how to respond to a fire, and how to plan for evacuations.
• As the name implies, evacuation refers to getting out of a dangerous situation or a situation where people or property are at risk. When employees work in an organization, clear instructions and suggestions included in an evacuation plan give them confidence.