Safety, Health and Sustainability Manager

Role overview

Based at 1A International Business Park, this position reports to the Singapore General Manager and has a line to the General Manager, SHS Qube Ports. It leads safety, health and sustainability across functions and supports port and marine operations.

Leadership and systems

• Develop the SHS strategic plan, procedures and divisional risk approach; establish and maintain the Safety, Health and Sustainability Management System and its environmental elements.
• Provide leadership, training and operational support at every organizational level, and report SHS and environmental performance to key stakeholders.
• Maintain regulatory compliance and ISO certification of the integrated management system; support legal-compliance reviews for operations and projects.
• Support site and operations managers, liaise with clients, and maintain agreed operational SHS requirements.

Risk, incidents and preparedness

• Lead incident investigation and reporting, verify root causes, and ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented.
• Maintain emergency plans, response systems and business-continuity readiness.
• Track safety, health and sustainability measures; conduct audits and inspections; identify hazards and improve controls.
• Maintain safety equipment, internal and external training records, targets, programmes and safety incentives.
• Review medical, occupational-health, fatigue, drug and alcohol programmes.

Zero-harm expectations

• Identify and report hazards and incidents, use JSA and risk-assessment controls, and stop work when risk exceeds acceptable tolerance.
• Monitor risk controls, promote respectful conduct, report fit for duty, wear required PPE and operate equipment safely.
• Participate in consultation and training and perform only work covered by current competency certificates.

Requirements

• At least ten years in HSE roles with substantial management exposure in large construction, fabrication, port-services or marine operations.
• Bachelor-level study and/or accredited environmental and occupational-safety courses or certificates; the source also values warehousing, logistics or business qualifications.
• Knowledge of oil and gas, marine, warehousing and distribution practices, quality systems and continuous improvement.
• ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 lead-auditor or auditor experience. Indonesian SMK3/BNSP certification, NEBOSH IGC and Indonesian experience are advantages.
• Strong leadership, problem-solving, communication, Microsoft Office, analytical and financial skills; ability to work independently in a demanding, diverse environment.

The source advertises $17,000–$18,000 monthly but does not state a currency code.