Apollo Tyres Ltd is an international tyre
manufacturer and the leading tyre brand in India. The company has multiple
manufacturing units in India and a unit each in The Netherlands and Hungary.
The company markets its products under its two global brands – Apollo and Vredestein,
and its products are available in over 100 countries through a vast network of
branded, exclusive and multi-product outlets.
Job Title: Associate Manager - Safety
Location: Limda
Reports to (Position): Group Manager
Department/Function: Safety

Number of Direct Reports (Solid Line): NANumber of Direct Reports (Dotted Line): NANumber of Outsourced Reports: NAPurpose of the Job: Implementation of
Occupational Health & Safety Management System across the plant to achieve
objectives of Safety Policy declared by organization by creating Safe Work
Setting & inculcating safety culture.
Major Responsibilities:
•Legal/Statutory Compliance: Update &
maintain legal calendar.

•Occupational Health, Safety &
Environment Management: Formulation, implementation, review & updation of
Occupational Health,



Safety & Environment Management system in order to
achieve objectives set by EHS Policy for Radial plant.

•Operational Risk Management: Identification,
Evaluation, Elimination & control of potential/existing risk/hazards likely
to cause injury to personnel & damage to machine/ equipment/building for
Accident/Incident prevention & Total loss control. Co-ordination for internal/external audits,
adequacy review & rationalisation of insurance coverage.

•HSE Co-ordination: Implementation of EHS
Section for record-keeping, pollution prevention & waste minimisation,
auditing pollution control facilities, Identification & monitoring of
health hazards, sanitation & hygiene facilities, Organising health, Safety
& Environment promotional activities for employees & community.

•Employee Motivation: To encourage all the
employees by means of Usage of PPE's, Safety Committee meeting, Safety day/week
celebration, pu

📌 Associate Manager (Limda)
🏢 Apollo Tyres
📍 Limda