SHEQ Officer - Regional Distribution Centre at Epiroc

Mission

To ensure that AFR RDC complies with all SHEQ legal and Group requirements. Coordinate, assist and drive the implementation of ISO standards within the Epiroc House and LDC’s scope of work to achieve and maintain ISO triple certification by an independent certification body by focusing on effective IMS structures and processes.

Some of the key responsibilities and functions of the job

• Establish monthly and quarterly Sustainability Reporting for Regional Distribution Centre.
• Dangerous Goods handling (chemwatch, batteries handling etc).
• Strategic supplier audits.
• Regional support for larger AFR Supply Chain region.
• Investments and warehouse developments and implementation support, risk assessments etc.
• 5S implementation, safety rounds, training, documentation etc.
• Assist and promote the quality, health, safety, and environmental functions in a manner that protects the company, employees, customer and assets against losses, injuries, and accidents by the development and enforcement of safe work practices / programs.
• Assist with the management and control of all Legal appointments for AFR RDC and alliance.
• Any other ad-hoc tasks and/or responsibilities at the discretion of the Regional SHEQ Manager (ZAM CC).

Education and experience requirements

• National Diploma or Degree / Certificates (e.g., NOSA / IRCA / NEBOSH etc.) in SHEQ field or any other suitable National Qualifications.
• At least 2 to 3 years’ experience within Supply Chain / Warehousing / industrial / Mining background in SHEQ.
• Exposure to HIRA, SWP’s, PTO’s and establishing of SHEQ Manuals will be advantageous.
• Technical background (e.g., Qualified Artisan) will be advantageous.

Key competencies

• Good communication skills
• Ability to train and motivate people
• Good problem solving and analytical skills
• Strong organizational skills
• Must be able to travel if required
• Team player with good collaboration skills

Application
Send your applications as soon as possible, but no later than 26 October 2022