[Hiring] EHS Manager @JLL

Role Description

The EHS Manager – India Operations is responsible for developing, implementing, and governing Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) frameworks across all India operations. This role ensures statutory compliance, risk mitigation, operational safety, and the creation of a strong safety culture across offices, sites, and vendor operations nationwide.

Key Responsibilities

• EHS Governance & Strategy
  • Own and drive the EHS strategy for India operations in alignment with global/company EHS standards.
  • Develop, implement, and continuously improve EHS policies, SOPs, and controls across all sites.
  • Act as the single point of contact for EHS matters for India operations.
• Statutory Compliance
  • Ensure compliance with all applicable Indian EHS laws and regulations, including:
    • Factories Act (where applicable)
    • Fire & Life Safety norms
    • Building & Occupational Safety regulations
    • State-specific labor and safety requirements
  • Maintain licenses, permits, statutory registers, and compliance trackers across locations.
  • Support internal, external, and statutory audits and ensure timely closure of findings.
• Operational Safety Management
  • Conduct periodic safety inspections, risk assessments, and EHS audits across offices, campuses, and operational sites.
  • Identify hazards and high-risk activities and ensure implementation of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
  • Lead incident, accident, and near-miss investigations and drive root cause analysis (RCA).
• Fire, Life Safety & Emergency Management
  • Ensure fire safety compliance across all locations including Fire NOC, equipment readiness, and system testing.
  • Design and implement emergency response plans (ERP) and Disaster Management Plans.
  • Conduct fire drills, evacuation drills, and emergency simulations across sites.
  • Lead or participate as a core member of Emergency Response Teams (ERT).
• Vendor & Contractor Safety
  • Define and enforce contractor EHS requirements across India operations.
  • Ensure Permit‑to‑Work (PTW) compliance for high‑risk activities such as:
    • Electrical works
    • Work at height
    • Hot work
  • Conduct vendor safety audits and onboarding safety inductions.
• Training & Safety Culture
  • Design and execute EHS training programs for:
    • Employees
    • Facility teams
    • Security, housekeeping, and vendors
  • Conduct safety inductions, refresher trainings, and monthly toolbox talks.
  • Drive safety awareness campaigns, signage, and behavior‑based safety initiatives.
• Environmental & Sustainability Support
  • Oversee waste management practices, including segregation and authorized disposal.
  • Support energy, water conservation, and sustainability initiatives.
  • Ensure compliance related to environmental aspects applicable to operations.
• Reporting & Stakeholder Management
  • Prepare EHS dashboards and MIS reports for leadership review.
  • Present compliance status, risks, and improvement plans to senior management.
  • Coordinate with facility managers, HR, admin, and business leaders across regions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering / Environmental Science / Industrial Safety
• Diploma or Postgraduate qualification in Safety Management preferred
• Certifications (Preferred)
  • NEBOSH / IOSH / ADIS / ISO 45001 Lead Auditor (any combination)
• 7–12 years of progressive EHS experience
• Proven experience handling multi‑location or pan‑India operations
• Experience in corporate offices, IT/ITES, commercial facilities, or managed workplaces preferred

Key Skills & Competencies

• Strong knowledge of Indian EHS legislation and compliance requirements
• Hands‑on experience with audits, fire safety, and emergency response
• Ability to work with cross‑functional and geographically dispersed teams
• Strong documentation, reporting, and presentation skills
• Leadership mindset with a practical, solution‑oriented approach
• Willingness to travel across India as required

Location

Remote – Gurugram, HR

Scheduled Weekly Hours

48