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 - Environment
Location: Limda
Reports to (Position): Group Manager
Department/Function: OSH&SE;

Number of Direct Reports (Solid Line): NANumber of Direct Reports (Dotted Line): NANumber of Outsourced Reports: NAPurpose of the Job:
Advise and assist the ULT Team in the fulfilment of its obligation - Statutory, ATL Global HSE, Quality, Technology, Internal Control Environment Standards or others, concerning prevention of any environmental incidents and maintaining an optimal environment footprint.




Understand and fulfil the compliance obligations emanating from the Environment Protection Act & Rules and the various other regulations under its umbrella as the Environment Officer of the Unit.
Drive
the workplace compliance and sustainability agenda across the Unit to ensure
the risks caused by and / or inherent to Unit Operations are identified,
assessed, preventive measures and mitigation plans are put in place to minimize
the risks to environment and communicated to Unit personnel, business partners,
community and statutory bodies in appropriate detail; compliance to these are
monitored, audited and reviewed to ensure continual improvement in the
performance.
Major Responsibilities:
- Statutory Compliance : As OWNER on the ATL Compliance Tool ensure compliance with the following as applicable for the environment aspects – Factories Act, Act & Rules under the umbrella of the Setting Protection Act, Conditions of the Consent to Establish, Consent to Operate (Ai & Water), Haz. Waste Authorization, EPR – Plastic, Tyres etc.
- Plan for Implem

📌 Associate Manager (Limda)
🏢 Apollo Tyres
📍 Limda