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The Environmental, Health, Safety & Security Supervisor plays a critical role in overseeing and implementing comprehensive safety, health, and security programs within the organization. Responsible for creating and maintaining a secure and compliant work environment, the manager ensures the well-being of employees, protection of assets, and adherence to regulatory standards.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

A. EHS Supervisor

• Deep understanding of EHS information and programs particularly on laws & regulations (minimum and penalty- bearing requirements), bench-marking studies and industry best practices to develop and implement strategies to achieve goals and objectives.
• Assist in developing and improvement of Physical Security and EHS manual, procedures and processes.
• Conduct risk assessment of assigned cluster identifying risks and developing mitigation and remediation plans.
• Provide expert assistance in crisis/ emergency events impacting the site.
• Conducts education sessions in relation to and EHS.
• Monitor compliance for EHS related mandatory requirements and compliance to standards.
• Supports in government and client audits.

B. Security Supervisor

• Provide the initial orientation and field training to new Security Guards.
  Plan and schedule duty of Security Guards on a monthly basis and timely dissemination to all concerns.
• Supervise and coordinate activities of Security Guards; monitor their activities to ensure compliance with the standard operating procedures (e.g. wearing of PPE).
• Review the existing operations; develop and make recommendations to improve practices and procedures on traffic, towing activities and security procedures.
• Disseminate changes in policies, standards and regulations Security.
• Supervise all tasks associated with traffic management and security for all incidents and special events. Ensure compliance with the Key Performance Indicator (KPI's).
• Collate all incident reports provided by the Security Guards; Analyze and provide recommendation to the EHSS Officer and Operations Adviser.
• Provide weekly report to the EHSS Officer and Operations Adviser covering all the incidents, activities, and observation relating to security.
• Monitors and evaluates the quality, responsiveness, efficiency and effectiveness of Security Guards.
• Monitors and evaluates the quality / level of security and safety practices within the premises.
• Regularly conduct on-site inspection and monitor traffic behavior and/or flow to ensure safety is maintained at all times.
• Whenever applicable, perform the routine briefing and de-briefing of Security Guards on every shift.
• Assist the EHSS Officer in crafting/preparations of operating procedure, manuals and other documentation works 
• Performs other duties that maybe required from time to time

• A bachelor's degree in an environmental science-related field, such as Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biology, or a related discipline.

• Relevant work experience in environmental management, occupational safety and health, and security management for at least 2 years.

• A minimum of 2 years' experience in a supervisory role.

• Comprehensive understanding of environmental laws and regulations, especially those related to pollution control and waste management.

• Familiarity with industry-specific processes and their potential environmental impacts.

• Familiarity with industry-specific processes and their potential environmental impacts within the LLDA jurisdiction.

• Comprehensive understanding of Philippine occupational health and safety laws and regulations.

• Proficient in security operations within the Philippines, including knowledge of local laws, regulations, and security protocols.

Certifications:

• Completion of 48 Hours DOLE prescribed training course for BOSH/COSH.
• Possession of relevant certifications may be advantageous. Certifications could include Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Physical Security Professional (PSP), or other industry-specific certifications.
• Completion of the LLDA and DENR accredited Pollution Control Officer Training Course or other training programs recognized by LLDA and DENR-EMB.

Diplôme(s) demandé(s) : Licence / Bachelor

Expérience demandée : Au moins 2 ans

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