Description
safety plan
safety reports
work zones
logistics plan
equipment inspection
incident investigation
The Executive – EHS is tasked with creating and implementing health and safety strategies that comply with legal standards. This includes delivering training, monitoring compliance, investigating incidents, and issuing recommendations to improve workplace safety.
In this role, you will maintain a comprehensive project safety plan aligned with project objectives, generate safety observation reports, define safe work zones, and develop site logistics plans. You will also ensure safety inductions, maintain documentation, and enforce policies that foster a strong health‑and‑safety culture.
- Prepare and maintain a detailed project safety plan aligned with project goals.
- Generate reports that highlight safety observations and corrective actions.
- Define safe working areas for all personnel on site.
- Develop a detailed site logistics plan for the project.
- Ensure all safety inductions and processes are followed on site.
- Maintain proper documentation for safety compliance from all stakeholders.
- Develop and execute workplace health and safety plans in accordance with legal guidelines.
- Prepare and enforce policies that promote a culture of health and safety.
- Evaluate practices, procedures, and facilities to assess risk and legal compliance.
- Conduct training and presentations on health, safety, and accident prevention.
- Monitor compliance with policies and laws by inspecting employees and operations.
- Inspect equipment and machinery to identify unsafe conditions.
- Investigate accidents or incidents to determine causes and manage workers’ compensation claims.
- Recommend solutions, improvement opportunities, or new prevention measures.
- Report on health and safety awareness, issues, and statistics.
Requirements
construction safety
safety regulations
report writing
risk assessment
communication
bachelor's degree
Candidates should have 4–7 years of construction safety management experience, a deep understanding of occupational health and safety regulations, and proven ability to produce reports and policies. Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills, attention to detail, and a relevant degree or qualification are required.
- 4–7 years of construction safety management experience.
- Deep understanding of legal health and safety guidelines.
- Ability to produce reports and develop relevant policies.
- Strong data analysis and risk assessment skills.
- Excellent organizational, motivational, and communication abilities.
- Bachelor's degree in safety management or a related field; valid occupational health and safety qualification preferred.
Benefits
Cushman & Wakefield offers a global platform with career progression, a promotion‑from‑within mindset, and a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Employees benefit from flexible work arrangements, continuous learning opportunities, and a comprehensive benefits program that supports work‑life balance.
- Global career development opportunities with a promotion‑from‑within culture.
- Flexible and agile work environment supporting work‑life balance.
- Continuous learning and professional development programs.
- Comprehensive employee benefits program.
Training + Development
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