Description
Job Summary:
The EHS Project Manager Officer (PMO) is responsible for supporting EHS initiatives ensuring compliance with regulations and driving a culture of safety across the organization. Most tasks of this role involve managing EHS projects from the identification of the need up to the delivery, by integrating required function’s involvement. The EHS PMO is analyzing, and reporting Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) data to support the organization’s compliance efforts, performance improvement initiatives, and sustainability goals.

Responsibilities:
This role involves working with cross-functional teams to ensure accurate data collection, identifying trends, and providing actionable insights to drive continuous improvement in EHS performance. The EHS PMO plays a crucial role in ensuring the company meets all regulatory requirements and achieves its environmental and safety objectives.

1. Project Management
- Plan, execute, and oversee EHS-related projects, related with safety culture program implementations, training initiatives, and risk assessments.




- Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure project timelines and objectives are met.
- Monitor project progress, report on key milestones, and manage project risks and issues.
- Participate and support key Calderys EHS initiatives,
Among the project to lead:
- Organization of the yearly Calderys Secure.day,
- Improve the Occupational Health assessment tool and animate its use through the perimeter,
- Improve and update the Gap Analysis tool for protocols assessment,
- Improve the reporting process.

2. Continuous Improvement and Support
- Collaborate with the EHS community to support risk assessments, incident investigations, and root cause analysis using data-driven insights.
- Assist in the development of EHS training materials and programs by providing relevant data and identifying training needs based on performance trends.
- Stay updated on industry best practices and regulatory change

📌 Ehs PMO (Nagpur)
🏢 Calderys Group
📍 Nagpur