Workers Welfare Site Inspector

Job description / Role

The Site Inspector will play a key role in ensuring that contractors and subcontractors to the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and other relevant stakeholders are complying with the requirements of the SC’s Workers’ Welfare Standards (WW Standards).

Key Responsibilities:
- Plan, execute and complete audit field work, (interviewing employers and workers, inspecting work and accommodation sites etc.) to monitor compliance with the WW Standards
- Prepare update reports for the Compliance & Enforcement Manager, as well as other documentation as required
- Provide advice on the best practices and recommended improvements
- Follow up on the implementations of the recommended improvements
- Conduct training for relevant contractor personnel to ensure adherence by contractors of the WW Standards
- Update Audit checklists as required and make recommendations regarding the WW Standards
- Must have the ability to function both individually and as part of a team
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor directly related or relevant to the job
- Ensure the assigned responsibilities are delivered:
- To a high standard of quality and timeliness
- In full compliance with the SC Quality Policy and the Safety and Security rules and requirements
- In line with any standards and objectives designated in the Employee Performance Management system

Requirements

- Human/Social related degree
- Should have 5-8 years on hands experience in dealing with workers’ welfare and HSE related topics
- Experience in working with camps
- Must have the ability to comprehend & apply Qatar legislation
- Knowledge of language(s) spoken by migrant workers is desirable (Preferably Hindi)
- Responsible for organizing & scheduling audits & analysing results
- Must possess the ability to establish a relationship of confidence with various stakeholders
- Must have the ability to function both individually and as part of a team
- Must possess valid Qatar drivers’ license
- Computing skills

About the Company

The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) ensures that all preparations for the 2022 FIFA World Cup™ align with Qatar’s other development imperatives, as described in the Qatar National Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy 2011-2016. Along with its stakeholders, the SC is tasked with delivering stadiums and other infrastructure for an amazing 2022 FIFA World Cup™ that leaves a lasting legacy for Qatar, the region and the world.

The delivery goals of the SC include exceptional programme and stakeholder management to ensure the timely delivery of infrastructure and competition and non-competition venues; integrating Qatari culture into all hosting plans, to provide the best possible image of the Middle East when the world arrives in Qatar in 2022; and adopting high environmental standards on all projects, contributing to the delivery of a carbon neutral tournament.

In addition to delivering infrastructure in line with Qatar’s long-term development plans, legacy goals of the SC include nurturing exceptional local and international talent and incubating the Josoor Institute, a centre of excellence for the sports and events industries in the Middle East; fostering the development of Qatar’s private sector and streamlining regulatory frameworks; and making Qatari football more competitive and increasing participation in sports in Qatar, the region and globally.

The investments that the SC is making today will pay dividends for generations to come, in line with Qatar’s vision of a healthy and prosperous global future.

Joining the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy means becoming an integral part of delivering the first ever FIFA World Cup™ in the Middle East. It means shaping the future of football in Qatar and the region. It means joining a team of creative and innovative professionals, from 45 countries and counting.