EHS Supervisor

Position Overview: The Project EHS Supervisor will oversee environment, health, and safety processes for the startup of two new plants in Monterrey. This role will establish safety protocols, coordinate training, manage audits, and ensure compliance with Official Mexican Standards (NOM) and corporate guidelines. The position is critical for building a safe operational foundation, managing OSH indicators, and implementing best practices for workplace safety and environmental sustainability in the new facilities. Primary Responsibilities: Advise departments in compliance with the Official Mexican Standards (NOM) on occupational health and safety. Assist in the creation of world-class standards for contractor management on large-scale construction sites. Evaluate the compliance of companies and contractors with the safety policies established for the works. Evaluate the health and safety conditions in the workplaces, facilities and equipment, in accordance with NOM-030-STPS. Manage and report OSH indicators of the works, adopting corrective actions as necessary. Supervise accident investigations and evaluate prevention measures, following NOM-019-STPS and corporate standards. Coordinate trainings and awareness campaigns on occupational health and safety. Operate in accordance with safety, quality and environmental standards, in accordance with NOM-001-SEMARNAT. Mobilize OSH teams for new works and ensure regular follow-up in accordance with the organization's contractor manual Monitor the implementation of health and safety procedures and routines, ensuring compliance. Participate in the development of institutional health and safety policies in collaboration with SGI Management. Carry out internal and external audits, proposing corrective actions for non-conformities. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety Engineering, Environmental Science, Chemistry, or related field. 5 years of experience in EHS project management in construction industry (greenfield) , with additional experience in the chemical industry preferred. Knowledge of OSHA standards for construction. In-depth knowledge of NOM regulations related to health, safety, and environmental practices. Experience in establishing EHS standards in new or startup plant environments. Advanced English.

Location: Monterrey, MX

Posted Date: 6/6/2025