Career Openings at IHS Towers

ob Purpose

• Advise, Design and Implement safety strategies and controls to reduce health, safety and environment risk in IHS critical business facilities, vehicles, security & logistics operations

Key Roles & Responsibilities

• Implement and enforce IHS corporate HSE policies and procedures to ensure operations are conducted in safe and efficient manner in compliance with legislation, company and client requirement.
• Exercise authority to stop any unsafe operations, where immediate corrective actions cannot be implemented.
• Conduct technical safety studies, risk assessments and identify appropriate and cost-effective risk mitigation strategies/solutions for critical business facilities- offices & warehouse, security operations and motor vehicle operations.
• Implementation of company fleet safety programs, policies and procedures to reduce road traffic incidents in IHS value chain.
• Facilitate HSE policy awareness/roadshow sessions for employees across the organization.
• Ensure regular maintenance and functionality of emergency equipment such as the fire alarm and detection system, firefighting system and emergency communication devices in IHS critical business facilities- Offices and Warehouses
• Conduct planned drills testing of emergency preparedness and evacuation plan to ensure business readiness and resilience across offices and warehouses. Identify gaps for improvement.
• Support and advise leadership on strategies for effective management of all items on the company HSE risk register.
• Periodic audit and engagement of critical business partners/vendors to ensure compliance with HSE standards and company HSE requirements within the fleet, facilities, security, warehouses operations.
• Monitor compliance with all applicable HSE laws and international standards.
• Continuously Identify and implement HSE process improvements to reduce business risk or exposures.
• Monitor the implementation and control of planned temporary and permanent changes that impact HSE performance in business facilities (offices and warehouses) and fleet operations.
• Identify HSE Training needs for various stakeholders and equip them with the right knowledge to execute safety strategies within their process
• Perform other tasks and duties as assigned by the Associate, HSE.

Functional: 

• Diesel Management
• Logistics Management
• Contract Management

Behavioural:

• Collaboration & Teamwork

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Environmental Sciences and/ or any other relevant discipline.
• 10-15years’ relevant work experience.
• Possess valid NEBOSH international General Certificate (IGC) in Occupational Health & Safety
• ISO HSE-MS Certifications e.g ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018
• Membership of relevant professional body (ISPON, NES, IOSH, IIRSM, etc.)
• Must have excellent communication and report-writing skills.
• Demonstrate practical risk assessment skills, monitoring, policy making, writing procedures and planning
• Knowledge of relevant regulatory requirements.

Job-Specific Competencies
Functional:

• HSE Standards Compliance & Enforcement
• Safety Engineering and Management
• Stakeholders Engagement
• Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment
• Auditing & Inspection
• Incident Investigation
• Data Analysis and Reporting

Behavioural:

• Strategic thinking
• Collaboration & Teamwork
• Initiative/ Judgement
• Analytical Thinking

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Key Roles & Responsibilities

• Has the authority to stop any unsafe operation where immediate corrective action cannot be implemented.
• Manage departmental budget, monitor expenses, and prepare variance reports.
• Plan monthly, quarterly, and annual procurement of HSE tools, items, and services — including raising purchase requests, generating purchase orders, and processing invoices.
• Ensure first aid boxes are adequately stocked across all facilities, and expired medical items are promptly and responsibly disposed of.
• Coordinate food safety programs, including regular canteen inspections, hygiene compliance audits, and food vendor HSE performance management.
• Issue prescribed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to employees, maintain accurate issuance records, and update the organizational PPE database.
• Track and report monthly inventory of HSE assets and consumables, ensuring adequate stock and timely replenishment.
• Facilitate and coordinate HSE awareness events, campaigns, toolbox talks, sessions, and conferences in collaboration with relevant teams and stakeholders.
• Collaborate with HSE training manager, HR and other departments to deliver the approved annual HSE training plan, including identifying training needs and evaluating effectiveness.
• Manage the HSE SharePoint site and documentation system ensuring compliance with global standards
• Maintain current and accurate documentation of HSE procedures, SOPs, and governance frameworks; support stakeholders to remain compliant with corporate and regulatory standards.
• Conduct HSSE prequalification for all partners across the organization prior to onboarding and engagement.
• Implement company fleet safety programs, policies, and procedures to reduce road traffic incidents and promote defensive driving culture across IHS's value chain.
• Lead investigations for all road traffic incidents, identify root causes, develop corrective actions, and ensure lessons learned are communicated and embedded.
• Carry out risk assessments for business activities across offices and operational locations, identify hazards, evaluate controls, and recommend cost-effective mitigation strategies.
• Support HSE Senior Specialist to ensure continuous improvement in facility safety, including inspections, compliance, and emergency readiness.
• Manage and coordinate emergency first responders across locations, including readiness drills, training, deployment, and response evaluation.
• Facilitate governance meetings with fleet, warehouse, and tank farm partners to monitor safety performance, track action closure, and drive continuous improvement.
• Lead and support periodic HSE audits, inspections, and compliance assessments for operations, vendors, and facilities; contribute to closing findings and tracking improvement plans.
• Maintain oversight of contractor HSE performance through routine engagement, compliance spot checks, and onboarding briefings.
• Perform any other duties as assigned by the Associate Director, HSE.

Qualifications

• First Degree in Engineering or Science or any related field
• Membership of relevant professional body (ISPON, NES, IOSH, IIRSM etc.) is an added advantage
• 2+ years’ relevant experience in similar position.