EHS Manager: Open-Pit Mining Safety & Compliance

PT Zhongtsing New Energy; Sulawesi Tengah; On-site; IDR 3,600,000,000 - 6,000,000,000; Full time

Job summary

PT Zhongtsing New Energy, Morowali, Indonesia, seeks an experienced EHS Manager to oversee safety, health, and environmental operations for our Morowali mining project. You will implement the SMS, ensure SMKP/ISO 45001 compliance, and drive a zero-harm culture across a multinational site.

Responsibilities include audits, risk assessments, emergency drills, incident investigations, and safety training for local Indonesian and Chinese expatriate staff, all under an 8-week on/2-week off rotation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in safety, mining or related disciplines required.
• 5+ years of EHS experience in open-pit mining or heavy industries.
• At least 3 years in a management role.
• Indonesian mining safety certification preferred; Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute the Safety Management System (SMS) in line with SMKP Minerba and ISO 45001.
• Manage government safety audits, inspections, and regulatory reporting.
• Lead daily safety inspections, hazard identification, and risk assessments across sites.
• Direct emergency response teams and conduct drills.
• Lead accident investigations and CAPA tracking.
• Conduct safety training and toolbox talks for multinational workforce.
• Build a proactive safety culture across the site.

Skills

EHS Management

Regulatory compliance

Risk assessment

Emergency response

Education

Bachelor's degree in Safety Engineering, Mining, or related disciplines

Tools

SMS systems

SMKP/ISO 45001 knowledge

Job description

PT Zhongtsing New Energy, Morowali, Indonesia, seeks an experienced EHS Manager to oversee safety, health, and environmental operations for our Morowali mining project. You will implement the SMS, ensure SMKP/ISO 45001 compliance, and drive a zero-harm culture across a multinational site.

Responsibilities include audits, risk assessments, emergency drills, incident investigations, and safety training for local Indonesian and Chinese expatriate staff, all under an 8-week on/2-week off rotation.