Assistant Manager - EHS

Accountabilities:: Review and approve Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) plans, manuals, emergency rescue plans, and evacuation procedures submitted by contractors. Deliver task-specific safety training to site managers, supervisors, and workers to strengthen awareness and ensure compliance with safety standards. Conduct Health Risk Assessment (HRA) audits, prepare detailed reports, and recommend appropriate corrective and preventive measures. Guide contractors and vendors in implementing the Building and Other Construction Workers (BOCW) Act, 1996, and ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements. Establish, implement, and monitor Permit to Work (PTW) systems across site activities. Review and approve Job Safety Analysis (JSA), Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA), and Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) submitted by contractors. Perform daily site safety inspections and audits, documenting findings and following up on corrective actions. Issue Non-Compliance Notices (NCNs) and recommend penalties for major safety violations and unresolved non-compliance issues. Organize safety induction programs for new employees and ensure all personnel understand site-specific safety procedures. Assess the availability, adequacy, and competency of on-site HSE resources in accordance with contractual and operational requirements. Record and investigate near misses and first-aid incidents, conduct Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and implement Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA). Prepare and communicate incident investigation reports and safety performance updates to relevant stakeholders. Promote a proactive safety culture focused on prevention, employee engagement, accountability, and the achievement of Zero Harm. Conduct safety orientations, awareness sessions, and regular inspections to maintain high safety standards. Lead weekly HSE walkthroughs and coordinate weekly and monthly safety meetings with contractors, site teams, and other stakeholders. Prepare and submit comprehensive EHS reports to clients and internal management, highlighting performance, risks, incidents, and improvement opportunities. Requirements: Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline. PDIS or ADIS qualification from a government-affiliated college or university. Minimum of 8 years of professional experience managing Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) activities in an on-site or construction environment. Relevant safety certifications such as NEBOSH IGC, OSHA 30-Hour Training, or IOSH Managing Safely are highly desirable. Strong knowledge of occupational health and safety regulations, construction safety requirements, and applicable legislation, particularly the BOCW Act, 1996. Practical experience implementing and monitoring Permit to Work (PTW) systems and reviewing JSA, HIRA, SWMS, and other safety documentation. Proven ability to conduct workplace risk assessments, safety audits, inspections, and incident investigations. Experience developing and delivering safety training, employee inductions, and awareness programs for diverse workforces. Good understanding of Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA), and continuous improvement methodologies. Strong ability to evaluate contractor performance, assess HSE resource competency, and enforce compliance with safety procedures. Excellent reporting, documentation, and stakeholder coordination skills. Strong communication and interpersonal abilities, with the confidence to influence site teams, contractors, and management. Fluent in both English and Hindi, with strong written and verbal communication skills. Proactive, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently while managing multiple safety priorities in a dynamic site environment. Benefits: Fully remote working arrangement, as indicated in the original job listing. Full-time employment opportunity. Opportunity to take on a key role in strengthening workplace health and safety standards. Exposure to multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and diverse operational stakeholders. Opportunities to apply and develop technical EHS expertise in a challenging professional environment. The opportunity to contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and a Zero Harm safety culture.