Note: Only candidates from an MNC background should apply.
FMCG & Food Processing are most preferred.
About the Role
We are looking for an experienced Health & Safety Manager to lead the Health & Safety function at a high-volume Packing & Distribution Centre. Reporting directly to the Factory/Packing Centre Head, this leadership role is responsible for driving a strong safety culture and ensuring a safe working setting. The role carries the authority to stop operations in the event of any critical safety concern.
Key Responsibilities
- Drive and promote a strong Health & Safety culture across the packing centre.
- Ensure compliance with statutory safety regulations and company HSE standards.
- Conduct regular safety audits, inspections, and risk assessments.
- Lead safety training and awareness programs for employees and contractors.
- Investigate incidents, implement corrective actions,
and promote continuous improvement.
- Partner with operations teams to ensure safe packing, warehousing, and dispatch activities.
Requirements
- Proven experience in Health & Safety within a Packing Centre, Warehouse, FMCG, Manufacturing.
- Strong knowledge of occupational health & safety regulations and risk management.
- Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Why Join?
- Be part of the Leadership Team and report directly to the Factory/Packing Centre Head.
- High-impact role with the authority to halt operations for critical safety concerns.
- Excellent career growth opportunities up to 2-3 levels.
- Join a site with an outstanding safety record of zero safety incidents over the past two years.
- Pick-up & Drop facility available from the nearest local railway station.
- Retired Health & Safety professionals are welcome to apply for a 12-month contractual engagement.
📌 Contract - Health & Safety Manager - Packing & Distribution (MNC) (Mumbai)
🏢 Flexy Managers
📍 Mumbai
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