Environment, Health and Safety Manager

About Gleeds:

Gleeds is a global property and construction consultancy with over 150 years of expertise, operating in 28 countries worldwide. From iconic landmarks to critical infrastructure, we drive innovation, sustainability and value, delivering transformative projects that shape communities and redefine the built environment.

With a presence in over 25 countries, Gleeds is recognized globally for its commitment to excellence, innovation, and client-focused service.

Responsibilities

• Visit job sites to conduct safety audits on personnel, equipment and materials
• Evaluate, assess and alter safety procedures and policies for the benefit of employees and clients
• Research and implement new materials handling processes
• Analyze accident reports and evaluate injury case studies based on available facts
• Prepare and conduct safety training sessions for employees and vendors
• Ensure compliance with all regulatory bodies and standards (including OSHA, EPA, etc.)
• Research environmental regulations and policies and institute changes to ensure compliance
• Track incident metrics and apply findings
• Oversee the applications for and receipt of necessary permits
• Lead injury and incident inquiries and evaluations
• Review of site conditions and understand works to be to carried out
• Prepare H&S Plan
• Prepare Risk Assessments (RA) and Method Statements (MS)
• Conduct training / tool box talks / inductions for safety
• Maintain record of the above
• Maintain record of safe man hours, near misses and incidents
• Verify at site if the safety requirements are being adhered to in accordance with the H&S Plan, RA and MS. If not, effect necessary action including stopping of work if deemed required
• Investigate any accidents /incidents that occur and prepare report with remedial actions
• Ensure that the emergency exits and signage are maintained at site
• Conduct random checks with the workers for their knowledge on safety
• Conduct safety meetings on a weekly basis to review actions and plan for the following week
• Lock out Tag out (LOTO)

Qualifications Required

• A bachelor’s degree or an associate degree.
• Strong communication skills.
• 12-15 years' experience.