3 Safety Governance Jobs

About Business JOB DESCRIPTION Adani Group: In recent years, we have evolved from a new player in power generation to Indias largest private thermal power producer, with a capacity of 15,250 MW and a 40 MW solar project in Gujarat. It has created a world-class logistics and utility infrastructure portfolio that has a pan-India presence. Adani Group is headquartered in Ahmedabad, in the state of Gujarat, India. Over the years, Adani Group has positioned itself to be the market leader in its logistics and energy businesses focusing on large-scale infrastructure development in India with O & M practices benchmarked to global standards. With four IG-rated businesses, it is the only Infrastructure Investment Grade issuer in India. Adani Power Limited (APL): Adani Power Limited (APL), a part of the diversified Adani Group, is the largest private thermal power producer in India.We have a power generation capacity of 15,250 MW comprising thermal power plants in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Jharkhand, and a 40 MW solar power project in Gujarat. Job Purpose: This role is responsible for fostering a culture of safety across all thermal power plants, ensuring the implementation of safety systems, compliance with legal and industry safety standards, and driving continuous improvement in safety protocols. The role includes overseeing safety audits, conducting training, managing safety incidents, and providing expert advice to both Operations & Maintenance (O&M) and project teams to maintain high safety performance levels across all sites. Responsibilities Lead Thermal Fire and Safety Safety Culture Development And Engagement Develop and promote a strong safety-oriented culture within the organization, ensuring safety is prioritized across all levels and operations of the business. Engage with each plant and project site to assess their safety activities and identify support requirements from the Head Office (HO). Conduct regular meetings with plant leadership and the Head of Departments (HODs) at HO to discuss safety incidents within the thermal power business. Serve as a subject matter expert and advisor to plants and project sites on safety-related matters, providing guidance on how to implement tasks effectively and ensuring adherence to deadlines. Assist plants and project sites in developing tailored safety checklists, considering local nuances, to improve compliance with safety standards. Incident Management And Communication Gather, analyze, and report information on safety incidents, identifying gaps and areas for improvement. Ensure lessons from incidents are communicated across all thermal power plants. Coordinate communication on critical safety incidents, ensuring key learnings are effectively disseminated to management and plants and project sites. Participate in incident investigation teams for serious incidents, ensuring corrective actions and best practices are applied uniformly across all plants and project sites to prevent reoccurrence. Prepare and submit monthly MIS, annual, and quarterly safety reports as per management and legal requirements. Training And Development Organize and ensure ongoing safety training for line management and other employees, ensuring they are conversant with safety standards, protocols, and procedures. Plan and organize additional monthly safety training programs beyond the standard schedule, incorporating new safety developments and requirements. Identify training needs for safety standards across all plants and project sites. Manage the Training & Implementation (T&I) calendar. Coordinate training sessions delivered by external sources as necessary. Facilitate safety training programs that focus on best practices and ensure that these practices are implemented across all plants and project sites, thereby enhancing safety performance. Ensure all contractors engaged at plants and project sites are properly trained in safety standards and protocols before they commence work, through pre-bid safety meetings and onboarding processes. Site Safety Audits And Inspections Conduct monthly site visits to ensure all safety systems are effectively implemented and compliant with project and O&M safety protocols. Spend one week at each location to verify on-ground safety compliance. Perform safety audits at all plants and project sites, preparing closing reports for site management and HO every month to identify areas for improvement. Coordinate quarterly audits with the MASS team, review audit reports, and ensure follow-up actions are taken as necessary. Conduct periodic audits of O&M and project sites, ensuring all inspections are carried out effectively. Review open action points from previous audits and escalate issues if necessary. Safety Campaigns And Awareness Programs Organize safety awareness campaigns at all sites, such as January Traffic Week and February Safety Week, using posters, trailers, teasers, and charters to promote safety awareness. Develop and implement annual safety campaigns across the thermal business to drive engagement with safety standards. Organize plant-to-plant safety scorecards based on performance data, recognizing the best-performing plants and sharing best practices. Coordinate the Safety Plant of the Year competition, held both mid-year and annually, to promote safety excellence across the thermal business. Conduct annual employee safety perception surveys to gauge employee engagement and identify areas for improvement. Use the feedback to develop safety strategies for the following year. Coordinate with the Business Development (BD) team during mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to identify safety expenses and highlight potential safety concerns. Governance And Budget Management Ensuring smooth functioning of Safety Governance systems (Project Chetna) at all locations. Prepare and submit budgets related to safety management at both HO and plant level. Ensure the budget is validated at the beginning of the year and reviewed monthly to track expenditures. Manage the development and implementation of safety governance mechanisms at project sites, overseeing the safety systems for both the Business Unit (BU) and group safety teams. Ensure compliance with legal and other requirements related to safety standards, audits, and sustainability reports across all sites. Coordinate with site safety teams and project executives to achieve safety excellence, ensuring adherence to BU and group safety protocols and standards. Organize the annual Contractor Management Conclave, promoting the importance of contractor safety and ensuring compliance with safety protocols across all projects. Strategic Safety Management And Reporting Develop and implement comprehensive safety management systems, including the digitization of systems such as Gensuite, to improve safety reporting and compliance. Prepare and update safety management systems regularly, incorporating new technologies and processes where applicable. Revise procedures, checklists, and guidelines as needed to enhance safety performance. Organize annual safety meetings to review safety strategies and ensure new safety systems are implemented to drive improvement. Participate in daily O&M review meetings, monthly site safety review meetings, operations review meetings, steering committee meetings, site safety committee meetings, project risk meetings, and contractor meetings to stay aligned with safety objectives. Ensure safety compliance reports, including annual safety reports for SEBI requirements, are prepared accurately and submitted on time. Submit data to the group safety team to develop a Business Unit (BU) safety scorecard and organize the Safety Plant of the Year competition based on this scorecard. Key Stakeholders - Internal Technical Team Finance Team Plant O&M Team Project Team HR Team Group Safety Team Key Stakeholders - External Trainers Third party Auditors Contractors Qualifications Educational Qualification: B.E./B.Tech degree preferably in Mechanical or Electrical engineering with Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Safety from RLIs/CLIs or any other government recognized institute. Work Experience (Range Of Years) Minimum 15-20 years of experience in Safety Management in a large industrial / manufacturing or infrastructure preferably in a power sector Corporate Safety experience at National or Regional level is strongly preferred. Experience in developing, implementing and managing a Health and Safety Management System in Power Plants. Strategic leadership experience and competence with a proven ability to develop and implement strategic plans for Power Plant Safety. Sound people skills with the ability to establish and build working relationships effectively. Proven experience in leading a team of health and safety practitioners at multiple locations at a national level. Preferred Industry Background in cement, power, process industries, or chemical industries. Show more Show less

As the role holder, your primary responsibility will be to develop and implement the strategic initiatives for area products. You will closely collaborate with the Area Head LCL on various aspects including business processes, IT, quality, analytics, report preparation, sales, and marketing. Your key duties will involve executing the area products" strategic initiatives, contributing to the establishment of the Go-to-Market and pricing strategy, and overseeing the training of new hires and interns. Additionally, you will be managing the implementation of new projects to support the growth of Area LCL products. Collaboration with global LCL gateway/operational teams will be essential for deploying standard solutions and ensuring the continuous review and update of standards. You will focus on enhancing the efficiency of non-performing accounts to drive bottom-line savings and improvements. Working with cross-functional stakeholders, you will be instrumental in developing and driving the strategic Operation Excellence agenda in alignment with the area LCL strategy. Furthermore, you will engage with the marketing function to introduce newly designed service offerings with a clear value proposition. Supporting the Area LCL product head on various preparations such as MOS/MEMO/QPR/MPR will be part of your responsibilities. You will also be involved in developing the digital LCL marketing plan, pricing offerings, and growth strategies. Ensuring health and safety governance, operational governance, and collaboration with relevant functions and other product lines within Maersk will be crucial aspects of your role. You will be held accountable for the performance of Area LCL products, development plans for new LCL products, the go-to-market strategy for LCL, executing strategic initiatives, pricing strategies, delivering product and sales information material, digitalization on the platform, and ensuring HSSE and site safety/security products are in scope. Critical competencies required for this role include having a reasonable understanding of LCL products and supply chain knowledge, as well as a strong ability to facilitate cross-functional decision-making and execution. If you require any adjustments during the application and hiring process or need special assistance or accommodation to use the website, apply for a position, or perform the job, please reach out to us at accommodationrequests@maersk.com.,

The Global Safety Officer (GSO) for Marketed Products plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of the assigned marketed products. As a GSO, you will be responsible for establishing the strategy, direction, and priorities of pharmacovigilance activities related to the assigned products. Your accountability extends to overseeing the overall safety profile, making product-related decisions, and delivering on all associated responsibilities. Leading the Safety Analysis Team (SAT), Global Safety Team (GST), and serving as a core member of the Executive Safety Committee (ESC), you will be an integral part of the safety governance structure. Additionally, as a member of the Evidence Generation Team, you will contribute to the evidence generation process. When necessary, you may act as a delegate for the TAH and manage Global Safety Scientists. Your key activities will involve various tasks depending on the assigned product(s). These activities include but are not limited to: - Developing and maintaining core reference safety information - Conducting benefit-risk evaluations - Participating in the product label process - Developing strategies for clinical trial safety - Leading responses to safety-related inquiries from regulatory agencies - Performing signal detection activities - Evaluating safety signals and determining further analysis strategies - Developing risk management plans - Ensuring timely preparation of periodic safety reports - Participating in safety governance meetings - Representing Global Patient Safety in commercialization processes - Undertaking activities for inspection readiness - Participating in safety agreement development and review process - Interacting with external stakeholders on safety-related topics - Providing safety input to support legal needs - Overseeing day-to-day activities of the Global Safety Physician (if applicable) - Providing training, coaching, mentoring, and development of staff - Assisting in the recruitment of talented personnel - Disseminating and representing corporate and departmental information to staff The ideal candidate for this position should hold a Medical Degree (MBBS or MD) from an accredited medical school and have a minimum of 8 years of relevant experience in product safety within the bio/pharmaceutical industry, CRO, or regulatory agency. Previous management and/or mentoring experience, as well as clinical/medical research experience, are preferred qualifications.,