Ericsson (Telefonaktiebolaget L. M. Ericsson) is a Swedish multinational provider of communications technology and services. The offering comprises services, software and infrastructure within Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for telecom operators and other industries, including telecommunications and IP networking equipment, mobile and fixed ...
We are now looking for an Occupational Health & Safety Subject Matter Expert, to provide comprehensive Health & Safety (OHS) support for our Managed Services Networks organization, coordinate actions and responsibilities to meet business needs and ensure compliance with OHS requirements and procedures.
This also involves participating in subcontractor evaluations and compliance verification.
You will:
Deploy OHS Policy and Group Directives, internally and with our external partners
Provide limited internal EHS trainings and provide guidance on external trainings
Define and execute OHS program and secure adherence to strategy and targets
Monitor, control and report OHS performance
Provide functional OHS expertise during ongoing operations and trials for new tools and processes.
Requirements
To be successful in the role you must have
Education: A recognized formal OHS qualification e.g. Degree or Diploma (Example Post Grad / Degree and MSc in OHS Health and Safety Management or NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health or other recognized certification.)
Minimum of 5 years of experience
Domain experience: EHS focusing mainly on Field Services, covering both Active and Passive maintenance
Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility skills
OHS knowledge and skills, both processes and tools
Persuading & Influencing
Writing & Reporting
Analyzing
Change & Improvement Leadership skills
Knowledge on remote inspection/audit tools and processes.
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