Dear All,
We are a leading manufacturing unit having factories and offices pan India. We have Qualified Safety Managers for all of our factories. One of the Managers raised a point that he should be reporting to CEO or MD of the Company. Is there any statutory provisions of the same.
Regards
Subhajit
From India, Kolkata
2We are a leading manufacturing unit having factories and offices pan India. We have Qualified Safety Managers for all of our factories. One of the Managers raised a point that he should be reporting to CEO or MD of the Company. Is there any statutory provisions of the same.
Regards
Subhajit
From India, Kolkata
Hi
"The Chief Safety Officer or the Safety Officer where only one Safety Officer is appointed, shall be given the status of a senior executive and he shall work directly under the control of his Chief Executive. All other Safety Officers shall be given appropriate status to enable them to discharge their functions effectively." - This is what the law says. So it could be either CEO or MD. But the safety officer has to report to the top management representative.
"The Chief Safety Officer or the Safety Officer where only one Safety Officer is appointed, shall be given the status of a senior executive and he shall work directly under the control of his Chief Executive. All other Safety Officers shall be given appropriate status to enable them to discharge their functions effectively." - This is what the law says. So it could be either CEO or MD. But the safety officer has to report to the top management representative.
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