Safety Manager

Requirements

1. Bachelor’s degree or above in Safety Engineering, Mining, Mechanical, or related field.
2. 8+ years of EHS experience in heavy industry (mining background preferred), including overseas EHS lead roles; familiarity with conveyor systems or large equipment maintenance safety is a plus.
3. Holder of a recognized safety certificate (e.g., National Certified Safety Engineer, NEBOSH, CSP).
4. Fluent in English to conduct meetings, investigations, and write HSE reports independently.
5. Ability to identify dynamic risks and implement preventive measures.
6. Proven ability to drive safety culture in cross-cultural teams, leading by example.
7. Clear communication of safety requirements across all levels; able to make calm decisions under pressure.
8. Willingness for long-term overseas assignment.

Responsibilities

1. Develop and implement EHS strategies, plans, and procedures aligned with ISO 45001/14001 and mining client requirements; conduct risk analysis and support safety audits.
2. Control high-risk activities throughout their lifecycle, including work at height, LOTO, confined space entry, heavy lifting, and belt vulcanization; conduct daily inspections to correct unsafe behaviors.
3. Build an EHS training system for employees and subcontractors focusing on risk identification and practice; organize safety meetings and case sharing to foster a “safety-first” culture.
4. Develop mine-specific emergency plans for fire, collapse, equipment failure, and natural disasters; conduct drills; lead incident/near-miss investigations and track corrective actions.
5. Review subcontractor EHS qualifications and on-site performance; ensure 100% compliance with local safety, environmental, and labor regulations.