OD, AP & TS Lead – Safety (Logistics) | Bio Energy

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Role Overview

Lead – Safety (Logistics)

Key Responsibilities

1. Safety Management & Compliance

• Ensure

  safe movement of fleet, drivers, and materials

  across all logistics operations.
• Define, implement, and maintain

  Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

  and

  Safety Guidelines

  for logistics and transportation.
• Drive

  100% adherence

  to statutory and organizational safety requirements.

2. Training & Capability Building

• Conduct

  regular safety training

  sessions for

  vendors, drivers, and channel partners

  .
• Build a culture of safety awareness and accountability across the logistics value chain.

3. Audits & Risk Assessment

• Plan and execute

  safety audits

  for vehicles, transporters, and logistics sites.
• Conduct

  Journey Risk Management (JRM)

  and

  HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment)

  exercises to proactively mitigate risks.

4. Safety Initiatives & Continuous Improvement

• Implement

  innovative safety initiatives

  to reduce incidents and improve operational safety.
• Analyze near-miss and incident data to drive preventive measures.
• Collaborate with internal teams to integrate safety into all logistics planning and execution processes.

Required Skills & Competencies

• Strong understanding of

  transportation safety protocols

  ,

  fleet management

  , and

  logistics operations

  .
• Experience in developing and implementing

  SOPs, JRM, and HIRA frameworks

  .
• Proven ability to conduct

  safety audits, investigations, and training programs

  .
• Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and analytical skills.

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering / Safety / Environmental Science / related field.
• Certification in

  Safety Management

  ,

  NEBOSH

  , or

  IOSH

  preferred.
• Experience in

  industrial or logistics safety

  within

  Bio Energy, Oil & Gas, or Manufacturing sectors

  is desirable.