Health Safety

Responsibilities
Support the implementation of the Global EHS Management System while developing local and regionally compliant procedures and guidance for local and regional stakeholders.
Act as the EHS subject matter expert and provide technical guidance and support to regional business partners, especially in cross-functional and technical discussions.
Ensure all local regulatory, corporate, and industry best practices and reporting requirements are met, including coordination with authorities as needed.
Develop and monitor regional strategies for EHS performance, including preparing and communicating regular reports to EHS and regional business leadership.
Take initiative and ownership during crisis events, ensuring the team responds effectively and in a timely manner to protect employee health and business continuity.
Serve as a trusted and dependable resource during high-pressure situations and emergencies, contributing to a strong team culture of responsibility and unity.
Champion professionalism by consistently delivering high-quality documentation, clear communication, and technically sound recommendations.
Collaborate closely with employees, HR, leaders, and other stakeholders to drive health and wellbeing programs that are meaningful, sustainable, and inclusive.
Effectively manage the local company health services, including the company doctor, nurse, and health committees based on local situation.
Manage local clinics, employee assistance programs, and wellbeing initiatives—including, but not limited to, mental wellbeing programs and support reasonable accommodation team to review requests for employees.
Develop and maintain routine documentation such as risk assessments, audits, employee training records, inspections, and incident reports to a high standard.
Contribute to long-term EHS team development by mentoring junior team members, supporting cross-site learning, and fostering a shared commitment to continuous improvement.
Assist in delivering global EHS objectives by supporting and coordinating with other EHS team members, and completing assigned tasks that improve team performance and culture.
Support diversity in EHS approaches and stakeholder communications, adapting programs and messaging to engage teams across different backgrounds and functions.
Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor degree in environment, health, safety, occupational health, or a related field; relevant certifications (e.g., NEBOSH, ISO 45001, etc) are a plus.
Strong working knowledge of local, regional, and national compliance requirements, including both general office and construction safety standards.
Proven ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and deliver results under pressure—especially during crisis situations or fast-changing environments.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to convey technical information clearly and adapt messaging to diverse stakeholders.
Demonstrated ability to influence and collaborate with key stakeholders across departments (e.g., HR, Admin, Facilities, Physical Security, Business Leaders).
Preferred Qualifications
Proficient in using digital tools and systems for documentation, reporting, and data analysis (e.g., Excel, PowerPoint, audit platforms, risk assessment tools).
High attention to detail and strong documentation skills, including experience developing reports, risk assessments, and training materials.
Passionate about EHS and committed to continuous learning, professional growth, and long-term contribution to the function.
Culturally sensitive and inclusive in approach, with experience working in multinational or cross-cultural environments preferred.
Flexible and responsive to business needs, including occasional support outside regular hours in the event of emergencies or urgent issues.
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