Editorial summary

The company is seeking a Regional EHS Manager (Chemical) responsible for leading and managing environmental, health, and safety policies and programs across multiple jurisdictions to ensure regulatory compliance. The role involves overseeing environmental permits, hazardous materials management, workplace safety initiatives, incident investigations, and delivering EHS training programs. Candidates should possess strong knowledge of environmental regulations and safety standards within the chemical industry. The position offers a salary of 12,000.

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Job description

[This job id 25816 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 16 Aug 2026]

Responsibilities:

• Lead and manage EHS policies and programs to ensure full compliance with regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
• Oversee environmental compliance, including permits, reporting, and management of hazardous materials, waste, air, and water standards.
• Drive workplace safety and industrial hygiene initiatives, including hazard identification, exposure monitoring, and incident prevention.
• Manage incident reporting, investigations, and corrective actions to foster a strong culture of continuous safety improvement
• Design and deliver EHS training programs while building workforce engagement, accountability, and capability within teams.
• Lead emergency preparedness, risk management, and audit readiness, ensuring effective coordination with local authorities and stakeholders.
• Support regional EHS strategy across Asia-Pacific by aligning site practices, addressing local regulatory needs, and contributing to sustainability initiatives.

Requirements:

• Degree in Engineering
• At least 10 years of EHS experience, with at least 4 years of Regional EHS
• Chemical/Petrochemical Manufacturing experience

Account Manager:
Kerwin Tan Kai Bin (R1331624)

EA 16S8107

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