Project ESH Engineer

Our client is a global life sciences manufacturer is expanding its production footprint in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor. The company is setting up a multinational project team to deliver a new manufacturing facility through construction, commissioning and start-up, in a regulated, GMP-driven environment. They are looking for a Project EHS Engineer to support the EHS Standards across an overseas project.Key responsibilities:

Supporting implementation of EHS policies, standards and procedures across overseas projects

Ensuring construction and commissioning activities comply with local EHS laws, company standards and applicable food/pharma GMP-related EHS requirements

Conducting EHS risk assessments, defining mitigation measures and following up on corrective actions

Monitoring contractor compliance with site safety plans, method statements, permits to work and PPE requirements

Performing site inspections and audits, identifying unsafe conditions or behaviors and driving preventive actions

Supporting incident and near-miss investigations, root cause analysis and lessons-learned sharing across project sites

Supporting environmental compliance related to waste, wastewater, air emissions, noise, dust and chemical handling

Coordinating EHS inductions, toolbox talks and on-site safety communication

Preparing regular EHS reports, including KPIs, incidents, inspections and action tracking, for project and management teams

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree or above in Environmental Engineering, Safety Engineering, Occupational Health, Chemical Engineering or a related field

Minimum 3-5 years of EHS experience in construction and/or industrial project environments

Experience in food, pharmaceutical, biotech, cleanroom or other regulated process industries

Solid knowledge of EHS regulations and best practices for construction or industrial sites

Previous experience working on overseas or multicultural project sites

Ability to conduct risk assessments, inspections and incident investigations and follow through on corrective actions

Strong communication and coordination skills, with the ability to work effectively with contractors and multinational teams

Proactive, hands-on mindset with willingness to spend significant time in the field

English proficiency suitable for technical EHS communication, reporting and training

Valid Department of Labour Protection and Welfare (DLPW) related or equivalent EHS certifications

Willingness to travel and work overseas as required by project needs