Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Analyst

About the role

The Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Analyst will lead investigations of incidents, monitor compliance with legislation and corporate standards, and drive continuous improvement in safety and environmental performance across our storage, distribution and value‑added services operations.

Key responsibilities

• Investigate incidents, accidents, near‑misses and unsafe conditions, conduct root‑cause analysis and ensure corrective actions are implemented and documented.
• Monitor compliance with occupational health, safety and environmental legislation, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards, and corporate/customer requirements.
• Prepare, analyse and present EHS KPIs such as accident rates, safety observations, inspection results and training compliance.
• Coordinate and deliver training on chemical handling, emergency response, PPE use and EHS induction for employees, contractors and service providers.
• Conduct periodic risk assessments, inspections and audits, and manage the closure of findings and action plans.
• Maintain up‑to‑date Safety Data Sheets, ensure GHS labeling, verify safe storage of chemicals and coordinate spill or emergency response.
• Manage sustainability programmes including EcoVadis, SMETA, waste management and recycling initiatives.

Required profile

• Industrial Engineering, Environmental Engineering or related field of study (student or recent graduate).
• 1–2 years of experience in EHS roles, preferably in warehouses or logistics handling chemical products.
• Internal auditor certification for ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 is a plus.
• Strong analytical skills and ability to produce clear reports and presentations.

Required skills

• Microsoft Office (intermediate proficiency).
• Knowledge of ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems.
• Handling of hazardous materials and fire‑extinguisher operation.
• Experience with Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and Globally Harmonized System (GHS) requirements.
• Environmental management and waste‑handling procedures.