Lead - EHS Compliance & Licensing

PI Industries Ltd.; Hyderabad; On-site; INR 3,500,000 - 6,000,000; Full time

Job summary

PI Industries Ltd. is seeking a Lead for EHS Compliance & Licensing to guide regulatory compliance across pharmaceutical operations and to drive MIS-based oversight.

The role emphasizes risk assessment, audits, and cross-functional collaboration with QA, production, and engineering. The ideal candidate has 10–15 years in EHS within pharma-like settings, with strong regulatory knowledge and project leadership.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or master's degree as stated.
• 10–15 years of EHS experience in pharma/CRO/CDMO environments.
• Proven ability to lead internal and external audits and inspections.

Responsibilities

• Conduct risk assessments and EHS audits at sites; develop actionable closure plans.
• Monitor and analyze EHS data via MIS; prepare periodic reports and submissions.
• Manage regulatory compliance across environmental, health, and safety domains.
• Lead project initiatives for digital compliance tools and audit-readiness.

Skills

EHS regulations

Regulatory compliance

Data management

MIS systems

Project management

Audits

Education

Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering/Technology

Master's in Environmental Science or Industrial Safety

Tools

MIS software

Regulatory databases

Job description

Career Opportunities: Lead - EHS Compliance & Licensing (10964)

The EHS compliance & MIS lead plays a critical role in ensuring the safe and environmentally responsible operation of pharmaceutical Manufacturing & Research Development centers. The primary purpose of this role is to provide specialized expertise to business to ensure their operations comply with EHS regulatory requirements and manage, develop and oversee the EHS Operations through documented MIS.

Strategic Responsibilities

• EHS Regulations and Compliance: Maintain deep knowledge of applicable environmental, health, and safety laws and regulatory requirements (MOEF, CPCB, SPCB, PESO, SEIAA, etc.) to guide site-wide compliance strategies.
• Environmental Stewardship: Develop and promote environmental sustainability initiatives aligned with national and global standards; drive a culture of environmental responsibility across the organization.
• Continuous Improvement: Identify systemic gaps in compliance, set long-term EHS improvement goals, and lead strategic initiatives to enhance site performance and risk resilience.
• Stakeholder Communication: Strategically engage with regulatory bodies, internal leadership, and external stakeholders to represent the organization's EHS compliance agenda and updates.

Operational Responsibilities

• Risk Assessment and Management: Conduct compliance audits and EHS risk assessments at sites, identify gaps, and collaborate with local teams to close them through actionable plans.
• EHS Data Management: Monitor, analyze, and maintain EHS compliance data using appropriate software tools; prepare periodic reports and dashboards for internal reviews and statutory submissions.
• Technical Knowledge Application: Apply domain expertise in laws such as BMW, ODS, E-waste, Battery waste, PIBO, etc., to ensure end-to-end compliance across different environmental domains.
• Management Information System (MIS): Implement site-level MIS systems for real-time compliance tracking; analyze trends and drive timely corrective actions.
• Project Management: Plan and execute EHS compliance-related projects (e.g., digital compliance systems, audit readiness), ensuring on-time delivery and coordination across departments.
• Audit Readiness and Execution: Lead preparation for internal and external audits (regulatory or corporate), ensuring readiness documentation and tracking of post-audit actions.
• Project Budgeting and Resource Allocation: Develop and manage budgets for compliance-related initiatives, including digital systems, training, and audit preparedness.
• Cost Avoidance through Compliance: Prevent regulatory fines, penalties, and production losses by proactively addressing non-compliance issues.
• Compliance Investment Planning: Recommend capital or operational investments needed for infrastructure upgrades (e.g., pollution control systems, software tools) to meet or exceed compliance requirements.

People Responsibilities

• Safety Training and Education: Design and deliver targeted training programs for site EHS teams and cross-functional stakeholders to build compliance awareness and capability.
• Stakeholder Communication: Facilitate effective communication and alignment with internal departments (production, engineering, QA) to embed compliance ownership at all levels.

Education Qualification

Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering/Technology, or Master’s degree in Environmental Science or Industrial Safety

Work Experience

10-15 Years of experience

Industry to be Hired from

Preferably from CRO/CDMO/Pharma company

• EHS Regulatory Compliance Management: Ability to ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations (MOEF, CPCB, SPCB, PESO, etc.) and manage site readiness for inspections and audits.
• EHS Data & MIS Management: Ability to track, analyze, and report EHS data through MIS systems, ensuring accuracy, visibility, and timely decision-making.
• Compliance Audits & Risk Assessment: Ability to conduct audits, identify compliance gaps, and drive closure through structured action plans.
• Environmental Compliance & Sustainability: Ability to manage compliance related to waste, emissions, and environmental regulations while supporting sustainability initiatives.
• EHS Systems & Process Improvement: Ability to implement and improve compliance systems, digital tools, and processes for better monitoring and control.
• Stakeholder Coordination & compliance awareness: Ability to work with internal teams and regulators to ensure compliance understanding, training, and smooth execution.

Interaction Complexity and Team Work

Interaction

Frequency

Purpose

Internal

• Site EHS Team
• Cross functional Teams-QA Engineering, Projects, HR, Senior Leadership

As Required

To ensure seamless implementation of compliance frameworks, data reporting, and to drive a culture of safety and environmental responsibility through collaboration and continuous improvement

External

• Regulatory Authorities (e.g., CPCB, SPCB, PESO, MOEF, SEIAA)
• Auditors
• Industry Associations,
• Compliance Software Vendors

As Required

To ensure regulatory alignment, timely reporting, audit preparedness, and adoption of best practices and tools for effective EHS compliance and performance monitoring.