HSE Executive

Job Summary To ensure a safe working environment by enforcing health and safety policies, conducting training, auditing safety practices, and ensuring compliance with statutory and industry-specific regulations, especially related to electrical and manufacturing hazards.

Key Responsibilities

• Knowledge of conducting Toolbox Talks effectively.
• Familiar with statutory safety documentation and legal compliance requirements.
• Certified in First Aid, with the ability to respond to medical emergencies on-site.
• Coordinate shop floor EHS activities, including safety inspection rounds and follow-up on findings until closure.
• Responsible for conducting safety training sessions on topics such as PPE usage, basic safety awareness, accident prevention, and fire safety, including demonstrations.
• Conduct and facilitate Safety Committee Meetings at regular intervals.
• Maintain accurate records related to MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets), accident reports, and corrective actions taken.
• Assist in or provide specialized training sessions on environmental, health, and safety topics to company personnel.
• Prepare and submit various internal and external safety reports required by regulatory agencies.
• Maintain documentation and filing systems as per the requirements of statutory authorities and regulatory bodies.
• Identify and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence of safety incidents.
• Ensure all necessary safety equipment and personal protective gear are available, maintained, and used by personnel.
• Conduct regular inspections and maintenance checks of safety equipment to ensure compliance with safety standards.
• Emergency Response Preparedness:
• Develop and maintain emergency response plans for situations like fire, electrical hazards, and workplace injuries.
• Organize and conduct emergency drills and training exercises.
• Documentation and Reporting:
• Maintain comprehensive records of safety incidents, inspections, and follow-up actions.
• Prepare and submit safety performance reports to management and applicable authorities.
• Safety Communication:
• Serve as a point of contact for safety-related queries and concerns from employees and stakeholders.
• Promote a proactive safety culture by encouraging the reporting of unsafe conditions or potential hazards.

Qualifications

• Education: Any Degree or Diploma.
• Experience: 1-3 years in a safety role within an electrical equipment manufacturing or industrial setup.
• Certifications: NEBOSH Advances Diploma Industrial Safety or IOSH (preferred).
• Knowledge: Electrical safety protocols, EHS regulations (Factory Act, BIS norms, IEC/IS standards), incident investigation techniques.
• Skills: Excellent observation, analytical, communication, and documentation skills. Proficient in MS Office and safety audit tools.
• Workplaces: Regularly field visits or vendor inspections be required.