SAAD ABDUL WAHAB
[Head of HSE Department - Indus Pharma (Pvt) Ltd.]
Experience of Establishing HSE Department at a Pharmaceutical Company.
Head of HSE Department (Initials)
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HSE Organization
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HSE Trainings & Presentations
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HSE Documentation (SOPs, MSDS, HSE Forms, Complete Updated Records, etc.)
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HSE Directives & Advisory
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HSE Planning (Monthly, Quarterly, Half Yearly and Yearly milestones)
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HSE Meetings (HSE Staff, DSCs, Managers, Directors)
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HSE Reporting & Management Reviews (Reporting to Directors)
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HSE CAPA Implementation
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HSE Internal Audits and Compliance
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HSE Gen. Surveys (Employees Awareness and Safety Stimulation)
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HSE Visits and Risk Assessments
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HSE Compliance with Local and Federal Govt. Codes.
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HSE Continual Improvement and Sustainable Development.
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HSE Complete PDCA Cycle
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HSE SOP, ERP, BEP, MOM, Checklists Implementation
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HSE Traceability and Accountability
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HSE Goals (short term & long term)
HSE Sections
A)
Health:
(T
Y: MSC App.Chemistry &
Chemical Technology, Certified Fire Fighter & safety by Civil Defence, More than 2 years experience)
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IIPP (Z
K: 16 years experience as Medical staff in
JPMC and Local Hospitals, DHMS Qualified, National Council for Homeopathy Reg #
138437)
Risk assessment, First Aid Program, Accident Investigation,
CAPA, Dispensary, and Ambulance
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Ergonomics (Building Construction,
Furniture, Appliances and Structural errors)
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Industrial Hygiene
B)
Safety
(M.Z: 5 years 6 months experience as a Fireman and safety supervisor, Certified Fireman and Lead fireman
by Civil Defence Pakistan)
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Fire Prevention
Chemical, Electrical, Inflammables, AFP & PFP
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Engineering Operations
LOTO, Hot Work, Work at Heights, Confined spaces, Mechanical
Operations, Machine Guarding, Operating manuals
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Forklift and Industrial
Truck Safety
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PPE
NOTE:
Active fire protection, which
can include manual or automatic fire detection and fire suppression.
Passive fire protection, which includes compartmentalization of the overall building
through the use of fire-resistance rated walls and floors.
Organization into smaller fire compartments, consisting of one or more rooms or
floors, prevents or slows the spread of fire from the room of fire origin to
other building spaces, limiting building damage and providing more time to the
building occupants for emergency evacuation or to reach an area
of refuge.
(Shbz: MSC Environmental sciences, PGD HSE from SDC)
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IPM
Termite control, Fumigations, General Spray, Thermal Fogging,
Cold Fogging, Gel Treatment, Rodent Control, Bait Stations / Glue Station /
Mechanical Traps
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Janitorial (M.Z)
Area cleaning, Fumigation, Area washing fortnightly,
Operators cleaning and Hygiene, Drain Cleaning
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Pollution abatement
Solid waste, Liquid effluents, Gaseous emissions
Health, safety and environment (HSE) Engineer/Officer
Health, safety and the environment are standards that few
companies can afford to ignore. Not only do they limit risks and subsequent
costs, but they also enhance the corporate image of companies that take them
into account. The HSE engineer/officer is therefore essential for companies.
Main
duties
- In charge of the development and maintenance of health, safety and environmental systems
- Ensure the standards are observed
- Conduct in-depth statistical analyses
- Define risks
- Propose appropriate solutions in accordance with applicable legislation and corporate policies
- Ensure the implementation of new standards
- Be the main contact for inspection services
- Train personnel on the standards to be observed
- Negotiate and manage the health, safety and environment budget
- Participate in internal awareness campaigns
Depending on the size
of the company, the HSE position can be split up among different professionals.
Education
This profession is accessible via a university degree,
generally a bachelor's, in the scientific area matching the sector in which you
wish to work. Afterwards, specialization through a master's degree, Ph.D. or
equivalent training is required.
Professional skills
- Master the technical aspects of their sector
- Be thoroughly familiar with legislation in their sector of activity
- Proficiency in computerized industrial and management tools
- English language skills are a valuable asset
Profile
- Leadership
- Good responsiveness
- Stress management
- Availability
- Thoroughness
- Resistance to internal and external pressure
- Persuasiveness
JOB Description of
Head of HSE Department:
Job Title :
HSE Incharge
Department : Health, Safety and Environment
Reports
To :
Director Plant Operations
Minimum
Qualification Criteria: MSC Environmental Science, MSC
Applied Chemistry & Chemical Technology, BE Fire Engineering or HSE
Engineer.
Minimum
Awareness Certifications: OHSAS 18001, EMS (ISO 14001),
ISO 17025, Civil Defence Certifications.
Job Responsibilities: The safety program of Indus Pharma (Pvt) Ltd.
is guided by the HSE Head, who is responsible directly to the Director
Operations. The HSE Head will give direction when possible. He will also
act in an advisory capacity in all matters pertaining to safety and accident
prevention, and in guiding management toward adopting appropriate safety
policies.
Principle
The HSE Head will also:
Coordinate all accident prevention and loss
control activities within the company;
Study safety information available and discuss
that which is applicable with those affected;
Keep abreast of all changes of government
rules and regulations to inform management of areas of non-compliance and to
insure that all safety standards are met;
Attend seminars, schools and meetings for the
purpose of benefiting from the exchange of ideas;
Assist in the standardization of first aid and
all protective equipment. Provide literature where applicable and demonstrate
proper use and maintenance;
Aid supervisors in organizing safety-meeting
programs. See that regular safety meetings are conducted and those records of
meetings are maintained;
Make safety inspections of job sites, with the
Job Superintendent when possible;
Submit a monthly report to management
regarding the status of the safety program;
Set up a system of recordkeeping and maintain
records as required by local, state, federal and company rules and regulations;
Analyze accident trends or problems and recommend preventative
measures to be taken;
Advise and assist in personnel screening
procedures such as testing, selection and placement;
Administer drug & alcohol testing programs
and hold classes in drug education;
Administer Operator Qualification program.
Significant
Health,
safety and environmental (HSE) Head generally plan, coordinate and
implement issues and directives within the organization. They ensure safe
environmental working conditions for all employees. They work to prevent
accidents, infections, injuries and property loss due to natural causes or
daily life circumstances.
Authority
The HSE Head conducts risk assessment and risk mitigation measures on-site and
before commencement of projects. He also undertakes corrective and preventive
measures to ensure a proper environment and health for the organization and its
stakeholders. He comes up with proposals for corrective or preventive measures,
and investigates, analyzes and reviews accidents or near misses within the
organization. To ensure regular emergency response is effective and that
managers and employees are prepared at all times, this manager designs and
conducts drills, both announced and unannounced. He coordinates HSE subordinate
staff working under his command, and ensures that work safety permits are
enforced. It is his responsibility to make sure that all employees are properly
informed about the working, environmental and safety policies of the
organization. He prepares monthly reports and makes presentations regularly to
upper management.