Episode Overview
In this episode, Amriq Amir, a seasoned Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) manager at Bachy Soletanche Singapore, reflects on his career in Singapore’s civil engineering sector, which began as a “happy accident” and grew into a leadership role in workplace safety. Amriq discusses the foundational role of trust and open communication with workers, which he sees as essential to creating a culture of safety across all levels. Through personal stories and lessons learned, he underscores the value of proactive risk assessment and safety advocacy, sharing insights from his work on some of Singapore’s most complex construction projects, like those involving live railway systems.
Amriq also highlights Bachy Soletanche Singapore ‘s commitment to innovation, including the integration of AI-driven monitoring and exoskeleton trials, which have transformed the safety landscape despite challenges in cost and implementation. His advice for young HSE professionals emphasizes a mix of hands-on learning, adaptability, and mentorship, encouraging them to balance technical expertise with empathy and real-world experience.
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