Singapore construction sites, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities that require both a WSHO appointment under the WSH Act and a Fire Safety Manager appointment under the Fire Safety Act face the costly option of engaging two separate safety professionals. IET Pte Ltd’s WSHO cum FSM outsourcing service resolves this with a single dual-qualified officer — registered with both MOM (WSHO) and SCDF (FSM) — satisfying both statutory requirements through one outsourcing arrangement, at significantly lower cost than two separate appointments. This combined role is particularly cost-efficient for construction contractors building commercial or mixed-use developments where both WSH Act and Fire Safety Act appointments are simultaneously required during the construction period.
As a trusted WSHO cum FSM outsourcing agency in Singapore, IET Pte Ltd’s dual-qualified officers manage WSH Act section 29 WSHO duties including daily site safety inspections, hazard identification, risk assessments, toolbox meetings, MSRA reviews, and MOM incident reporting, alongside Fire Safety Act FSM duties including fire protection system inspections, evacuation procedure management, fire drill organisation, emergency response coordination, and SCDF Fire Safety Certificate applications and renewals. One officer. Two statutory roles. Full compliance.
IET Pte Ltd provides flexible WSHO cum FSM outsourcing in Singapore — for projects requiring both WSH Act and Fire Safety Act appointments during construction, fit-out, or ongoing operations. We respond within 1 business hour to all WSHO cum FSM enquiries. For formal MOM section 29 and SCDF FSM appointment notifications, we recommend 7 business days lead time to process both regulatory notifications concurrently. IET Pte Ltd manages all MOM and SCDF appointment documentation as part of the service. Our professionals help organizations streamline safety management while improving operational efficiency and reducing potential risks.
With a strong focus on regulatory compliance, safety leadership, and proactive risk prevention, our WSHO cum FSM manpower outsourcing ensures businesses maintain high safety standards while optimizing facility management processes. This allows organizations to focus on their core objectives while maintaining a secure and well-managed workplace.
All WSHO cum FSM officers supplied by IET Pte Ltd hold current MOM WSHO registration and SCDF FSM certification — both verified before deployment. IET Pte Ltd is employer of record — managing all work permit administration, CPF, levy, and insurance. MOM section 29 and SCDF FSM appointment notifications handled as part of the service. Need only a WSHO or only an FSM? Both are also available separately through ManpowerSupply.sg. The dual expertise helps organizations maintain a safe, compliant, and well-coordinated work environment.
Safety compliance and fire risk management are the core responsibilities of WSHO cum FSM personnel. They conduct regular site inspections, risk assessments, and safety audits while also overseeing fire safety systems, emergency preparedness, and evacuation procedures. By identifying potential hazards and fire risks early, they implement corrective actions, conduct training and drills, and ensure adherence to all relevant safety and fire regulations.
Our WSHO cum FSM Manpower Outsourcing services are flexible and tailored to operational needs. Whether you require short-term coverage or long-term safety management, trained professionals can be deployed promptly. Outsourcing this combined role reduces administrative effort, ensures consistent safety and fire compliance, and allows organizations to focus on their core operations while maintaining high standards of workplace and fire safety.
A WSHO cum FSM is a dual-qualified safety professional who holds both MOM registration as a Workplace Safety and Health Officer (WSHO) under the WSH Act and SCDF certification as a Fire Safety Manager (FSM) under the Fire Safety Act. This single professional can fulfil both statutory appointments simultaneously — the WSH Act section 29 WSHO appointment and the Fire Safety Act FSM appointment — on the same site. This is particularly cost-efficient for construction contractors who need both appointments during the construction of commercial or industrial buildings.
Construction contractors building commercial buildings (offices, shopping malls, hotels), industrial developments, mixed-use projects, and large infrastructure works typically need both a WSHO appointment (required under WSH Act once the construction contract exceeds S$10 million or the site is in a designated high-risk category) and an FSM appointment (required under the Fire Safety Act for the building under construction and upon occupation). By engaging a WSHO cum FSM officer through IET Pte Ltd, contractors satisfy both statutory appointments through a single, more cost-efficient outsourcing arrangement.
Yes. Engaging a single WSHO cum FSM officer is typically significantly more cost-efficient than maintaining separate WSHO and FSM appointments — particularly for small to medium construction and industrial projects where the combined workload can be managed by one dual-qualified professional. IET Pte Ltd can advise on whether the WSHO cum FSM arrangement suits your project scope, or whether separate appointments are more appropriate for your site size and complexity.
IET Pte Ltd responds within 1 business hour to all WSHO cum FSM enquiries. We recommend 7 business days lead time before the required appointment start date to allow concurrent processing of both MOM section 29 WSHO notification and SCDF FSM appointment notification. For urgent requirements, contact us and we will advise the fastest compliant pathway.
Yes. IET Pte Ltd’s WSHO cum FSM officers handle the full scope of both roles — including SCDF-required fire drills, fire protection system inspections, Fire Safety Certificate (FSC) application support, emergency evacuation procedures, and all Fire Safety Act compliance requirements, alongside their full WSH Act WSHO duties. One officer. Full statutory coverage.
