Environmental Health and Safety Engineer

Role & responsibilities -

• Act as the central coordinator for all EHS functions across project sites.
  
• Ensure organizational compliance with statutory environmental, health, and safety laws and standards.
  
• Develop, implement, and monitor EHS management systems and policies.
  
• Provide technical guidance and support to EHS teams at sites.

Preferred candidate profile -

1. Policy & Compliance:

• Formulate and update EHS policies in line with legal requirements and industry best practices.
• Ensure adherence to applicable EHS laws, rules, and regulations across all operations.
• Conduct regular compliance audits and risk assessments.

2. EHS Training & Awareness:

• Plan and coordinate EHS training programs for staff and project teams.
• Promote a safety-first culture through awareness campaigns, posters, and tool-box talks support.

3. Documentation & Reporting:

• Maintain EHS documentation, such as safety manuals, audit reports, incident logs, etc.
• Consolidate and analyze EHS performance data from various sites.
• Prepare periodic reports for senior management and external stakeholders.

4. Risk Management:

• Identify potential hazards and recommend mitigation measures.
• Review and approve Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) and Risk Assessments received from sites.

5. Site Coordination & Support:

• Provide technical support to site EHS engineers.
• Coordinate site inspections and share best practices among different projects.
• Monitor accident and incident investigations and ensure corrective actions are implemented.

6. Sustainability & Environmental Management:

• Drive environmental initiatives like waste management, water conservation, and energy efficiency.
• Monitor emissions, pollution control measures, and ensure proper environmental documentation is in place.