Senior QSHE Lead: DRAP & GDP Compliance & Risk

Connect Logistics; Islamabad; On-site; PKR 3,600,000 - 7,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Connect Logistics in Islamabad seeks a Manager QSHE to safeguard safety, quality, health and environmental standards across the supply chain. You will align DRAP regulations and GDP with warehouse operations, lead risk assessments, incident reporting, and business continuity planning.

The role requires 5–7+ years in QSHE, strong regulatory knowledge, and leadership capabilities to drive continuous improvement in a 3PL/logistics setting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Environmental Sciences, Industrial Safety, Chemical/Biomedical Engineering, Pharm-D, or related discipline.
• 5–7+ years of progressive QSHE management experience in logistics, warehousing, or pharmaceutical distribution.
• Deep knowledge of DRAP rules, GDP, ISO standards 9001/14001/45001.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage the QSHE team across all operational clusters.
• Develop and improve QSHE management systems; maintain risk registers and escalate vulnerabilities.
• Maintain DRAP & GDP compliant protocols for pharma and logistics.
• Oversee incident investigations with root-cause analyses and trend reports.
• Develop, update, and test Business Continuity Plans with drills.
• Conduct internal/external QSHE audits; deliver performance reports to clients.
• Design and deliver training to promote a proactive safety and quality culture.

Skills

QSHE leadership

Risk assessment

Incident investigation

Auditing

Communication

Education

Bachelor’s in Environmental Sciences

Master’s in Environmental Sciences/Engineering

Pharm-D or related discipline

Tools

DRAP regulations

GDP compliance

ISO 9001/14001/45001

Job description

Connect Logistics in Islamabad seeks a Manager QSHE to safeguard safety, quality, health and environmental standards across the supply chain. You will align DRAP regulations and GDP with warehouse operations, lead risk assessments, incident reporting, and business continuity planning.

The role requires 5–7+ years in QSHE, strong regulatory knowledge, and leadership capabilities to drive continuous improvement in a 3PL/logistics setting.