Job description

Business Contribution:

Primary job responsibilities

The primary responsibility of a safety officer in Pearl is to ensure a safe and healthy work environment by preventing chemical-related accidents and injuries through rigorous risk assessment, regulatory compliance (e.g., OSHA), and the implementation of safe handling, storage, and disposal protocols for hazardous substances

Key skills and qualifications needed

A safety officer in the chemical industry is responsible for developing safety protocols, managing chemical hazards (handling, storage, disposal), and ensuring compliance with regulations like OSHA and EPA. He must possess a deep understanding of hazardous materials and the ability to conduct risk assessments (such as RAMP - Recognize, Assess, Minimize, Prepare) to prevent accidents.

Certifications:

A bachelor’s degree in chemistry, chemical engineering, environmental science, or occupational health and safety is typically required.

CSP/NEBOSH/OSHA

Skills

Required Capabilities:

▪ Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Environmental Science, Occupational Health and Safety, or a related field.

▪ Lean Six Sigma Green Belt a plus, Black Belt preferred.

▪ Minimum 5–8 years of experience in manufacturing or industrial process improvement roles.

▪ Strong understanding of lean manufacturing principles, waste reduction, and productivity enhancement techniques.

▪ Strong knowledge of international EHS standards (ISO 14001, ISO 45001), ESG frameworks, and audit procedures.

▪ Proven experience in leading cross-functional improvement projects.

▪ Excellent facilitation, communication, and influencing skills.

▪ Strong business acumen and ability to quantify benefits of initiatives.

▪ Experience in the chemical or polyurethane industry.

▪ Track record of delivering measurable operational savings or cycle time reductions.

▪ Knowledge of ERP systems and digital manufacturing.

▪ Willingness to travel internationally up to 30%.