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The EHS Lead will be responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) standards and practices across Awfis’ Design & Build (D&B) projects. The role will ensure statutory compliance, create a culture of safety at sites, and drive proactive risk management to safeguard employees, partners, contractors, and clients. Key Responsibilities 1. EHS Strategy & Policy Deployment Formulate and implement EHS policies, SOPs, and audit protocols in alignment with statutory requirements and Awfis standards. Drive integration of EHS practices into the overall D&B project lifecycle (design, procurement, construction, handover). 2. Compliance & Risk Management Ensure compliance with local, state, and central EHS regulations (Factories Act, OSHA, Fire & Building Codes, Pollution Control, etc.). Conduct risk assessments, HAZOP studies, and Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) before and during project execution. Maintain all statutory records, licenses, and permits related to EHS. 3. Site Safety Operations Conduct regular site inspections, safety audits, and surprise checks across multiple project sites. Monitor contractor and vendor compliance with EHS guidelines. Ensure timely reporting, investigation, and closure of incidents, accidents, and near misses. 4. Training & Awareness Design and roll out EHS training modules for site teams, contractors, and vendors. Conduct fire drills, emergency preparedness sessions, and toolbox talks. Build safety champions at each site to drive awareness. 5. Incident & Emergency Management Lead root cause analysis and implement preventive & corrective measures post incidents. Establish site emergency response teams and protocols. Ensure proper medical & first aid preparedness at all sites. 6. Sustainability & Environment Promote green building practices, waste management, and pollution control in D&B projects. Monitor energy, water, and resource usage with sustainable benchmarks. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) 100% statutory compliance and zero non-conformities in audits. Reduction in incident frequency and severity rates (LTIFR, TRIR). % of sites covered under regular EHS audits. % of employees, vendors, and contractors trained in EHS. Closure rate of safety observations and near-miss reporting. Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s/Master’s in Engineering or Environmental Science with Diploma in Industrial Safety (mandatory). 8–12 years of EHS experience in construction, fit-out, or real estate projects; preferably with exposure to Design & Build vertical. Strong knowledge of EHS regulations, codes, and industry best practices. Experience in managing multi-site projects and large contractor workforce.