HEAD SAFETY, HEATH & ENVIRONMENT

Purpose/Objective

The Safety Head is responsible for leading the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of the safety management systems within the cement manufacturing plant. This includes ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of all employees, contractors, and visitors by minimizing risks, complying with safety regulations, and promoting a strong safety culture across the plant.

Key Responsibilities of Role

Safety Leadership and Strategy Development: Lead the development and implementation of the plant’s safety policies, procedures, and practices in line with legal requirements and industry standards. Develop and implement a comprehensive safety strategy, aligning safety goals with the company’s overall mission and values. Regulatory Compliance and Safety Standards: Ensure that the plant complies with all relevant health, safety, and environmental regulations, including OSHA, local safety laws, and international safety standards. Conduct regular safety audits and inspections to identify potential hazards and ensure adherence to safety protocols. Risk Assessment and Hazard Management: Lead risk assessments and hazard analysis for all plant operations, ensuring that all potential risks are identified, assessed, and mitigated. Oversee the development and implementation of risk control measures to reduce incidents and accidents. Safety Training and Awareness Programs: Develop and implement comprehensive safety training programs for all employees, contractors, and new hires. Organize regular safety drills, workshops, and awareness campaigns to ensure employees are trained in emergency response, safe work practices, and hazard recognition. Incident Investigation and Reporting: Lead the investigation of safety incidents, accidents, and near-misses, ensuring thorough root cause analysis is conducted. Oversee the preparation of incident reports, ensuring that corrective and preventive actions are implemented and documented. Emergency Preparedness and Response: Ensure that effective emergency response plans are in place for various emergency scenarios (e.g., fire, chemical spill, equipment failure). Coordinate and lead emergency drills to ensure that all employees know how to respond in case of an emergency. Safety Culture and Employee Engagement: Foster a culture of continuous improvement in safety by engaging employees in safety committees, feedback forums, and safety incentive programs. Promote active involvement of all plant personnel in identifying safety hazards and suggesting safety improvements. Safety Performance Monitoring and Reporting: Develop and implement key performance indicators (KPIs) for safety performance, tracking progress against safety goals and objectives. Monitor accident and injury rates, near-miss incidents, and safety audits, identifying trends and areas for improvement. Continuous Improvement of Safety Systems: Lead initiatives to continuously improve safety management systems and processes. Drive the implementation of new technologies, tools, or processes that improve safety performance and reduce risks. Encourage the adoption of safety best practices from industry leaders and integrate them into plant operations. Key Stakeholders - Internal: Environment Head Head WHRS Mining Agent Production Head Maintenance Head Head CPP Key Stakeholders - External: Government Authorities Regulatory Bodies Licensing Agencies

Technical Competencies

Data-Driven Decision Making-Cements,Knowledge of Sustainable Construction Practices-Cements,Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)-Cements,Regulatory Compliance-Cements,Safety and Risk Management-Cements,Stakeholder Management-Cements,Strategic Planning And Execution-Cements

Qualifications and Experience

Education Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in Safety Engineering, Occupational Health, Environmental Engineering, or a related field. Work Experience: 8-10 years of experience in health and safety management, preferably in cement manufacturing, heavy industry, or a similar field. Industry Knowledge: In-depth understanding of local, national, and international health and safety regulations, and other safety certifications. Familiarity with cement industry-specific safety regulations related to heavy machinery, high-temperature processes, and industrial dust.