Manager Health, Safety and Environment

Master Group · Lahore, Lahore District; Punjab, Pakistan

Job Summary

We need to hear from you if were/are involved in extreme risks of critical buildings constructions and/or operations or have depth experience of dealing in unique hazards infrastructure related facilities i.e. Hospitals, IT Facilities and High-Tech plants - were dealt with massive MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) installations, heavy lifting of generator/chiller modules, and multi-megawatt testing, go far beyond standard civil construction.

Job Description

• RFP & Contractor Evaluation: Review pre-qualification HSE documents, Risk Assessments, and Method Statements (RAMS) submitted by bidding contractors.
• High-Risk Activity Oversight: Implement strict Permit to Work (PTW) protocols for critical data center hazards: heavy structural lifting, deep excavation, confined spaces, and high-voltage electrical commissioning.
• Site Compliance & Audits: Conduct daily walkthroughs and weekly safety audits, ensuring alignment with ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) standards.
• Incident Management: Lead all root-cause analysis (RCA) investigations for any near misses or incidents and enforce corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
• Local Regulatory Liaison: Ensure absolute compliance with provincial laws (e.g. Punjab Occupational Safety and Health Acts) and environmental regulations (EPA).

Job Specification

• Education: Must have a bachelor’s degree in engineering (Civil / Electrical / Mechanical) or Environmental Sciences.
• Certifications: NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) is mandatory; NEBOSH International Diploma or CSP is highly preferred.
• Experience: Minimum 5–8 years of HSE experience, with at least 3+ years dedicated to critical infrastructure projects (Data Centers, Power Plants, Oil & Gas, Hospitals, or high-tech industrial plants).

• Communication: Ability to translate complex risk frameworks into clear, actionable, and jargon-free procedures for a diverse audience ranging from data center technicians to board members andexternal contractors.
• Safety Culture: Capabilityto secure stakeholder buy-in, lead toolbox talks, and foster a proactive, "safety-first" mindset without compromising the facility's strict uptime requirements.
• Crisis Decision-Making: Ability to stay calm, execute emergency response plans quickly, andmake sound decisions under pressure during unforeseen incidents (e.g.,power outages, equipment failures, fires).
• Data-Driven Thinking: Skill in tracking safety metrics, measuring performance, and usingdata-led approaches to justify long-term safety investments to uppermanagement.
• Conflict Resolution: The Flexibility to adapt to fast-paced industry changes (like AI integrationand new sustainability trends) while managing contractors or resolvingsafety conflicts on site.