Role & responsibilities

Operational & Dock Safety

Dock Safety Management: Enforce Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the loading/unloading area. Ensure vehicle chocks, dock levelers, and bumpers are used correctly to prevent "trailer creep" or accidental falls.

Traffic Management: Define and monitor pedestrian-free zones at the dock. Manage the "Green Zone" for driver waiting areas and ensure zero-overlap between MHE (Material Handling Equipment) and personnel.

Permit to Work (PTW) System: Act as the sole 'Issuing Authority' for all high-risk activities. No third-party or internal work (Hot Work, Height Work, Confined Space, or Heavy Maintenance) is to commence without a signed

PTW.

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Electrical Safety & LOTO (Lockout-Tagout)

LOTO Implementation: Establish and enforce a strict Lockout-Tagout-Tryout (LOTOTO) protocol for all conveyor maintenance, battery charging stations, and electrical panels.

Electrical Audits: Conduct monthly inspections of MHE charging points (Lithium-ion/Lead-acid) to prevent thermal runaway or fire hazards. Ensure all DBs (Distribution Boards) are locked and rubber mats are in place as per Indian

Electricity Rules.

3

Rack Integrity & Structural Compliance

Stability Certificates: Coordinate with DISH-approved structural engineers to obtain and renew Building/Rack

Stability Certificates as per the Factories Act, 1948.

Rack Load Management: Ensure every rack has a visible Load Application and Rack Configuration (LARC) sign.

Daily Rack Checks: Inspect for "buckled" uprights or missing safety pins. Mark damaged racks with "Red Tags" for immediate isolation.

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Induction & Training Programs

New Employee Safety Induction: Conduct a mandatory safety orientation for all new joiners (Pickers, Packers,

DEs) covering fire exits, PPE usage, and emergency assembly points.

Visitor Induction:



Manage the "Gate Entry" safety protocol. Every visitor must undergo a 5-minute safety briefing and wear a "Visitor" high-vis vest before entering the warehouse floor.

Manual Handling Training: Provide specialized training on "Safe Lifting" to reduce ergonomic injuries during the quick picking of grocery crates.

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Monthly Safety Dashboard: Compile and share a comprehensive Monthly Safety Report with the Central

Safety Team, including:

Leading Indicators: Near-misses reported, training man-hours, and audit scores.

Lagging Indicators: LTI (Lost Time Injuries) and First Aid cases.

Compliance Status: Validity of Fire NOC, Stability Certificates, and PTW logs.

Incident Investigation: Lead the Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for any onsite incident and ensure "Corrective and

Preventive Actions" (CAPA) are closed within 48 hours.

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Emergency Preparedness & Mock Drills

On-Site Emergency Plan (OEP): Develop and maintain a site-specific emergency response plan for fire, chemical spills (HAZMAT), and medical emergencies.

Mock Drills: Schedule and lead monthly mock drills (Fire, Evacuation, or Electrical short circuits). Document the

"Response Time" and "Evacuation Effectiveness" in a formal report.

Emergency Equipment: Ensure 100% readiness of fire hydrants, extinguishers, manual call points (MCPs), and public address (PA) systems.

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Awareness & Safety Trainings

Awareness Campaigns: Organize National Safety Week, "Fire Safety Month," and seasonal awareness posters/contests to keep safety "top of mind."

Specialized Training: Provide hands-on training for Manual Handling (Safe Lifting), Fire Extinguisher usage, and

First Aid.

Preferred candidate profile

Warehouse safety handle exp is mandatory

Interested candidates please reach us - [email protected] & contact - (phone hidden)

📌 Safety and compliance officer - Bangalore (Bengaluru)
🏢 CIEL HR
📍 Bengaluru