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EHS Executive
Location: GIFT City, Ahmedabad
Industry: IT Corporate / Facility Management
Working Days: 6 Days a Week
Experience: 3+ Years

Role OverviewThe EHS Executive will be responsible for implementing and maintaining Workplace, Health & Safety programs across the corporate workplace and facility operations. The role includes ensuring statutory compliance, managing contractor safety, conducting workplace inspections, supporting emergency preparedness initiatives, and promoting a safe and healthy work environment.

Key ResponsibilitiesEHS Compliance & GovernanceEnsure compliance with applicable EHS regulations, local laws, and client requirements.

Maintain all EHS-related records, permits, licenses, and statutory documentation.

Conduct regular safety inspections and audits of office premises, common areas, and engineering facilities.

Track and close safety observations and audit findings within agreed timelines.

Fire & Life Safety ManagementMonitor fire alarm systems, firefighting equipment,



and emergency response infrastructure.

Conduct periodic fire drills, evacuation exercises, and emergency preparedness programs.

Coordinate with local authorities and emergency response teams when required.

Ensure emergency exits, assembly points, and signage are maintained as per standards.

Contractor & Vendor SafetyEnsure safe execution of maintenance and project activities by contractors and vendors.

Conduct contractor safety inductions and toolbox talks.

Monitor Permit-to-Work (PTW) processes for electrical work, work at height, hot work, confined space activities, etc.

Ensure compliance with safety regulations during fit-outs, repairs, and maintenance activities.

Risk Assessment & Incident ManagementConduct hazard identification and risk assessments for facility operations.

Investigate accidents, incidents, and near-miss events and prepare corrective action reports.

Recommend preventive measures

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