EHS OFFICER

Responsibilities

• Prepare all EHS related documents, EHS plan, emergency response plan, RA, etc.
• Attend all EHS meetings with client and project team.
• Report all EHS related issues to HO.
• Provide EHS induction training to new workers.
• Conduct daily EHS inspections for assigned zone.
• Ensure appropriate safe work permits are taken by Engineers, Supervisors from Clients and Main Contractors.
• Conduct risk‑assessment throughout the site and inform Site Engineers and/or Clients Main Contractor of high‑risk areas.
• Ensure toolbox talk is properly delivered by Engineers every week for workers to create EHS awareness.
• Ensure all personnel are wearing personal protective equipment, including helmets, EHS shoes, and coveralls.
• Ensure equipment such as ladders and scaffoldings are in good working condition prior to use by workers.
• Ensure satisfactory health and hygiene conditions for workers, including the availability of water, rest area, and adequate lighting and ventilation.
• Ensure proper housekeeping on the project site to prevent incidents and accidents.
• Conduct Job EHS Analysis on high‑risk activities to minimize hazardous conditions.
• Encourage workers and engineers to implement EHS practices.
• Conduct investigations along with engineers in case of minor or major incidents or accidents.
• Communicate investigation results to workers and engineers for future precautions.
• Administer first‑aid and/or seek medical assistance in case of worker injury.
• Maintain all documentation related to EHS activities.
• Establish and coordinate an upgraded version of the integrated health, safety, and environment management system.
• Confirm adherence to ISO‑, ISO, and ISO
  9001 standards for construction projects, and improvise procedure manuals and conduct internal audits based on these standards.
• Conduct training programs on EHS topics for engineers and workers on site, as well as HR‑organized EHS training programs.
• Perform hazard identification and risk assessment for critical activities and ensure method statements incorporate the findings.
• Prepare EHS Plan and Environment Management Plan.
• Coordinate external EHS audits and third‑party inspections of equipment.
• Prepare Emergency Preparedness Plan and conduct emergency drills.
• Facilitate implementation of the work permit system.
• Coordinate occupational health and welfare measures.
• Prepare conditions of contract on EHS for subcontractors.
• Stop work if any unsafe practices are witnessed and promote a “don’t walk‑by” attitude and commitment to action at all times.
• Carry out project risk management audits on a monthly basis and system audits quarterly.
• Provide EHS reports to the project head and IC head to inform them of the current status of EHS performance.