FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Health & Safety Manager?
The primary responsibilities include tracking FSR compliance, auditing services, developing safety plans, managing the annual safety budget, guiding implementation of SE systems, managing supplier compliance, investigating incidents, communicating lessons learned, managing driving behaviors, participating in the tendering phase, delivering safety trainings, managing lifting operations, leading safety KPI initiatives, analyzing incidents and near-miss reports, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
What qualifications are necessary for the Health & Safety Manager position?
A bachelor's degree in Safety, Health and Environment or Electricity is preferred, along with 5-10 years of experience in safety, preferably in field services. NEBOSH certification, effective communication skills, expertise in electrical safety, and strong collaborative abilities are also required.
Is there a specific location requirement for this position?
Yes, the Health & Safety Manager is required to work a minimum of three days from the Mussafah office.
What types of trainings will the Health & Safety Manager be responsible for delivering?
The Health & Safety Manager will be responsible for the delivery of annual 8 hours of safety trainings and any additional trainings required.
How does Schneider Electric define its company culture?
Schneider Electric emphasizes the importance of its IMPACT values—Inclusion, Mastery, Purpose, Action, Curiosity, and Teamwork—creating a culture that supports business success and encourages employees to have a positive impact on sustainability.
What are the company's views on diversity and inclusion?
Schneider Electric is committed to being the most inclusive and caring company in the world, ensuring equitable opportunities for everyone, and celebrating the diverse backgrounds and experiences of all employees.
How does Schneider Electric uphold its ethical standards?
Schneider Electric adheres to high standards of ethics and compliance through its Trust Charter, which serves as its Code of Conduct, demonstrating its commitment to ethics, safety, sustainability, quality, and cybersecurity.
Will the candidate be expected to communicate updates on policies and directives?
Yes, the Health & Safety Manager will be responsible for communicating lessons learned or newly established directives or policy updates.
Are there opportunities for career growth within Schneider Electric?
Yes, Schneider Electric encourages employees to connect their careers with sustainability ambitions, fostering an environment that supports personal and professional growth.
How does the company describe its approach to safety?
Schneider Electric prioritizes safety by actively participating in risk evaluations, incident investigations, developing safety plans for high-risk projects, and tracking compliance with safety policies and legal requirements.