OHSE Analyst – Occupational Health, Safety & Environment

About the role

The OHSE Analyst will lead the investigation of incidents, accidents, near‑misses and unsafe conditions, ensuring thorough root‑cause analysis and corrective action implementation. This role supports a safe and healthy work environment across storage, distribution and value‑added services.

Key responsibilities

• Investigate incidents, accidents, near‑misses and unsafe conditions, document findings and track corrective actions.
• Monitor compliance with occupational health, safety and environmental legislation, corporate standards and customer requirements.
• Prepare, analyse and present EHS KPIs such as accident rates, safety observations, inspections, training compliance and environmental performance.
• Coordinate and deliver training programmes on health, safety, chemical handling, emergency response and PPE use.
• Conduct periodic risk assessments, inspections and audits, and drive preventive and corrective actions.
• Maintain ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems, ensuring timely closure of audit findings.
• Manage Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and ensure GHS compliance for stored chemical products.
• Oversee chemical spill response, fire protection systems, emergency equipment and evacuation procedures.
• Control inventory of PPE, emergency response equipment and first‑aid supplies.
• Lead sustainability initiatives such as EcoVadis, SMETA, waste management and recycling programmes.

Required profile

• Strong knowledge of occupational health, safety and environmental legislation.
• Experience with ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and GHS requirements.
• Proven ability to conduct investigations, risk assessments and internal audits.
• Familiarity with safety data sheet management and chemical storage best practices.

Required skills

• ISO 14001
• ISO 45001
• Globally Harmonized System (GHS)
• Safety Data Sheet (SDS) management
• EcoVadis
• SMETA
• 5S methodology

What we offer

• Opportunity to shape a comprehensive EHS program in a dynamic logistics environment.
• Continuous professional development through training and certification.
• Collaborative team culture focused on safety and sustainability.