EHS Coordinator

JLL; Maharashtra; On-site; INR 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated is seeking an EHS professional to support the implementation of environment, health and safety standards at the Data Centre Client site in Airoli, Mumbai. You will work under the EHS Manager to ensure statutory compliance, risk mitigation, and safe operations while coordinating with internal and external teams.

You will develop and update HIRA, manage training programs, and drive continuous improvement in safety culture on site.

Qualifications

• Graduate engineer in Electrical or Mechanical with 4–5 years of EHS experience.
• Preferred: Government-approved courses in health and safety (NEBOSH, IOSH) or equivalent.
• Awareness of ISO certifications such as QMS, ITSM, ISMS, BCMS, EnMS, EMS, OHSE.

Responsibilities

• Read, understand, and implement OHSE framework at site level for the Data Centre Client at Airoli.
• Prepare Hazard Identification and Risk Assessments (HIRA) for site activities and update operations HIRA periodically.
• Coordinate with internal and external teams to drive safety improvements.
• Create and update job safety programs in line with government regulations.
• Represent safety during customer visits and audits at the site level.
• Ensure correct PPE usage and enforcement at site.
• Maintain statutory EHS compliance at the site level.
• Investigate and record near-miss incidents and safety incidents, including RCA.
• Maintain periodic EHS MIS and share reports with Site Manager/DC Manager.
• Track safety observations through to closure.
• Conduct risk assessments and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
• Organize and run training programs, safety campaigns and awareness drives.
• Support the EHS Manager in rolling out site-wide safety initiatives.

Skills

HIRA preparation

Incident investigation

RCA methodologies

Coordination

Communication

EHS compliance

Education

Graduate engineer in Electrical or Mechanical

NEBOSH / IOSH or equivalent (preferred)

Job description

Role Overview:

Support the implementation of Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) standards at the ground/site level, working under the guidance of the EHS Manager to ensure statutory compliance, risk mitigation, and safe operations at the Data Centre Client at Airoli. Act as an individual contributor coordinating closely with internal and external teams to drive safety culture and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities:

• Read, understand, and implement the Data Centre Client at Airoli's OHSE framework at the ground/site level
• Prepare Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) for various site activities and update operations HIRA periodically
• Work cooperatively with internal and external teams to complete tasks and implement process improvements
• Create, enact, and update job safety programs for employees in line with government health and safety regulations
• Represent safety function during customer visits and audits at the site level
• Ensure correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is used and enforced at site
• Maintain statutory compliance for EHS at the site level
• Investigate and record near-miss incidents and safety incidents, including detailed Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
• Maintain periodic EHS MIS and share reports with Site Manager/DC Manager
• Track all safety observations through to closure
• Conduct risk assessments and drive continuous improvement initiatives
• Organize and run training programs, safety week/month campaigns, and awareness drives
• Support the EHS Manager in rolling out site-wide safety initiatives and compliance requirements for the Data Centre Client at Airoli

Qualifications:

• Graduate engineer in Electrical or Mechanical stream with minimum 4–5 years of experience in relevant EHS domain
• Preferred: Government-approved courses and certifications in health and safety (e.g., NEBOSH, IOSH, or equivalent)
• Awareness of ISO certifications such as QMS, ITSM, ISMS, BCMS, EnMS, EMS, OHSE etc.
• Strong coordination and communication skills to work effectively across internal and external stakeholders
• Sound understanding of HIRA preparation, incident investigation, and RCA methodologies
• Working knowledge of statutory EHS compliance requirements
• Ability to work independently as an individual contributor while supporting team-wide safety objectives
• Proactive mindset with focus on continuous improvement and process enhancement