Mines HSSE Specialist

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, Occupational Health & Safety, Engineering, or a related field.
  
• Professional certifications such as NEBOSH, IOSH, or ISO 45001/14001 auditor qualifications (added advantage).
  
• 10 – 15 years of HSSE experience with 5 years in mining, heavy industry, or similar high‑risk environments.
  
• Solid understanding of mining HSSE regulations, emergency response protocols, and risk management methodologies.
  
• Strong incident investigation and reporting skills.
  
• Excellent communication, training, and stakeholder‑engagement abilities.
  

• Implement and monitor HSSE policies, standards, and procedures in line with company, industry, and regulatory requirements.
  
• Conduct routine site inspections, risk assessments, and hazard identification to prevent incidents and ensure operational safety.
  
• Lead incident investigations, root‑cause analyses, and corrective action implementation.
  
• Coordinate HSSE training programs for employees, contractors, and site visitors to strengthen awareness and safety competencies.
  
• Ensure compliance with environmental management standards, including waste management, emissions control, and land rehabilitation practices.
  
• Support emergency response planning, drills, and incident preparedness at mine sites.
  
• Maintain accurate HSSE documentation and reporting, ensuring timely submission of compliance reports and performance indicators.
  
• Collaborate with operations, engineering, maintenance, and security teams to embed HSSE best practices across all activities.
  
• Foster a culture of accountability, safety leadership, and continuous improvement.
  
• Monitor contractor HSSE performance and ensure alignment with company expectations.