FAQs
What locations does the People Manager role cover?
The People Manager role supports the subcontinent India, Sri Lanka, and the Middle East (IME).
What is the primary goal of the People Manager?
The primary goal of the People Manager is to develop and maintain DNV’s culture and business goals through professional and consistent HR deliveries throughout the unit.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Approximately 5 - 7 years of broad HR experience, ideally in multinational environments, is required for this position.
What educational qualifications are preferred for the People Manager role?
A Master’s degree in Human Resource Management or other relevant fields is preferred.
Will the People Manager be involved in talent management and succession planning?
Yes, the People Manager will drive and support the implementation of talent management and succession planning as part of the HR programs.
Is there a focus on employee safety in this role?
Yes, ensuring the Health and Safety of the workforce is one of the key responsibilities of the People Manager.
How does the People Manager contribute to the company culture?
The People Manager develops an employee-oriented company culture that emphasizes quality, continuous improvement, high performance, and employee retention.
What benefits do you offer to employees in this role?
We offer flexible work arrangements, generous paid leaves, medical benefits, pension and insurance policies, training and development assistance, and additional benefits such as long service awards and company bonuses.
Is there an emphasis on compliance with local HR legislation?
Yes, monitoring local legislation and ensuring compliance with local HR requirements and practices is a key responsibility of the People Manager.
How does the People Manager support communication within the organization?
The People Manager enhances internal communication by creating communication plans and utilizing various channels such as Yammer, Open Forums, Town Hall meetings, and emails.