Job Summary

The SHES (Safety, Health, Environment & Security) Manager will report to the Project Director and be responsible for implementing and monitoring the Project SHES Plan, policies, and procedures to ensure a safe, compliant, and proactive work environment. The role involves leading site safety programs, ensuring regulatory and client compliance, driving safety culture, and overseeing all SHES activities across project sites.

Roles & Responsibilities

Implement and enforce the QG/CTJV/GAC SHES Policy and Project SHES Plan at site.
Lead execution of site Safety Programs including SHES Training, Craft Training (Passport), and awareness initiatives.
Ensure compliance with PPE usage, toolbox talks (TBT), and task instructions (TI).
Manage heat stress programs including flag systems, HI monitoring, and work/rest cycles.
Conduct Area Leadership Team (ALT) walkthroughs and focus area inspections.
Monitor monthly SHES KPIs and perform performance assessments and trend analysis.
Develop, implement, and maintain Emergency Response Plans (Fire, Medical, Environmental, Security).
Oversee incident reporting (JOC), investigation, and corrective action closure.
Implement Safety Observation Card (SOC) system and hazard hunt initiatives.
Ensure compliance with environmental requirements and waste management practices.
Monitor scaffold tag systems, inspection color coding, and certification compliance.
Conduct periodic site inspections covering PPE, tools, equipment, housekeeping, cable management, access & egress, and supervision standards.
Ensure inspection and certification compliance for fire extinguishers, lifting accessories, cranes, heavy equipment, buses, scaffolds, and power tools.
Inspect and monitor welfare facilities including drinking water, toilets, and rest shelters.
Implement and audit Permit to Work (PTW) systems at site.
Review Method Statements and JSA and ensure proper implementation for all tasks.
Promote SHES culture through safety campaigns, publicity, and motivation programs.
Identify SHES, Craft, and OJT training needs and coordinate implementation.
Stop unsafe work in case of potential risk to personnel, environment, or assets.
Follow up and close observations, audit findings, and corrective actions.
Participate in KPI reviews, internal audits, and client safety meetings.
Prepare and maintain SHES documentation including reports, checklists, training records, investigation reports, audit closeouts, and campaign records.
Coordinate daily with management, construction teams, and client representatives on SHES matters.

Mandatory Requirements

Minimum 15 years of experience in SHES/Safety management in construction, EPC, or industrial projects.
NVQ Level 5 / Post Graduate Diploma / Post Graduate Degree in Safety, Engineering, or related field.
Strong knowledge of international SHES standards, PTW systems, and incident investigation processes.
Proven experience in leading large-scale project safety operations.
Age: 30–50 years.