Safety & Environment Manager - Sheikhupura Factory

About the role

The Safety & Environment Manager leads the Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Pillar across the Sheikhupura factory, reporting to the Factory Manager. The role works with factory leadership, Steering and Local Committees, pillar members and working groups to build SHE capability, strengthen governance and advance the factory's journey towards zero accidents and zero waste, while embedding Nestlé Continuous Excellence.

Key responsibilities

• Establish and implement the factory SHE Pillar Master Plan in line with the TPM reference guide and factory master plan.
• Deploy the SHE Pillar across the factory through methodology, training and coaching, and ensure its materials and tools are understood and applied consistently.
• Align the SHE Pillar approach with the Factory Steering Committee, Local Safety Committee and other working groups.
• Support committees in selecting SHE improvement projects and appointing SHE Pillar members.
• Coordinate SHE training plans, develop internal trainers and build the capability of members to deliver training independently.
• Coach members and working groups on methodology, loss analysis, root-cause analysis and improvement tools.
• Apply SHE governance routines and monitor SHE drivers, KPIs, skills development and assessment-gap closure, reporting progress to the Market SHE Pillar Leader.
• Lead internal assessments and working group audits, close gaps and benchmark performance across factory lines and other factories.
• Ensure compliance with SHE management systems, applicable legal requirements, Nestlé standards and WHO/Local Code requirements.

Required profile

• University degree or equivalent, preferably in Chemical, Mechanical, Environmental Engineering or a related technical discipline; a recognized SHE qualification such as a NEBOSH Diploma is an advantage.
• Minimum 5-7 years of relevant experience in Safety, Health and Environment, preferably in a manufacturing or factory setting, with experience managing SHE operations and driving continuous improvement.
• Demonstrated ability to manage external stakeholders such as regulatory authorities, contractors, auditors and service providers.