The document outlines the key responsibilities and key performance indicators for an EHS Project Manager role. It details various audits and inspections to be conducted monthly or quarterly related to compliance, safety trainings, signage and displays, monitoring of equipment, legal documentation, and incidents/accidents. Personal development goals are also included to enhance knowledge through new trainings annually.
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KRA Manager
The document outlines the key responsibilities and key performance indicators for an EHS Project Manager role. It details various audits and inspections to be conducted monthly or quarterly related to compliance, safety trainings, signage and displays, monitoring of equipment, legal documentation, and incidents/accidents. Personal development goals are also included to enhance knowledge through new trainings annually.
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Role EHS Project Manager
Sr. No. KRA KPIs - Measurable Weightage
A Ensure EHS Compliance EHS Audits Building / Tower Audits Monthly - 4 Labour Camp Audits Monthly - 1 a Store Audits Monthly - 2 20% Conducting EHS Walkabout Monthly - 2 Cross Audit As required EHS Induction & Trainings Labour Trainings Monthly -2 b Associates Training Monthly - 1 Contractor Staff Training Monthly - 1 15%
L3 Associates' Safety Induction On need basis
Display of EHS Signage & Hoardings at Sites EHS Policy display in each gate / Tower c EHS Golden Safety Rules, Visitors Instruction, display in each Inspection & Checklist - Monthly 1 5% gate / Tower Display of other signage as per activities Health Monitoring d Medical camps Quarterly 1 5% Monitoring & analysis of Labour Absenteeism Weekly - 1 Improvement Reduction of 50 % NCR in a year Quarterly -1 e 20% Reduction of repetitive observation by 20 % during cross audit Quarterly -1
2 Guidelines to Construction Management
Meetings Weekly Contractor Safety meeting (MDL + Contractor) Weekly -1 a Monthly EHS committee meeting Monthly - 1 10% a 10% Kick off meeting On need basis Equipment/ Machineries Monitoring Weekly DB Checklist by Contractor Monthly - 4 Monthly Equipment Checklist by Contractor Monthly - 1 b Scaffold inspection checklist Monthly - 1 5% Fire Extinguisher inspection Monthly -1 External Chajjas Checklist Monthly-4 TPI for all machineries through audits Monthly - 1 Safety Performance Ensuring sufficient safety staff as per WO or Site condition Half Yearly -1 c Scrutiny CV's before appointing the contractors safety staff As and when required 5% Monitoring performance of safety staff through EHS audits Monthly -1 Issuing of safety Violation Memos to defaulters As and when required Verification of Legal Compliances Investigate and Maintain record of all Incidents / accidents and On need basis suggest preventive actions Prepared and review IMS Document Quarterly Mock drill for OH&S and EMS Quarterly -1 d Legal Documents for plant and machinery Monthly - 1 10% Monitoring of Air quality, Noise, water etc. (TPI) Half Yearly -1 Monitoring of water, electricity, Scrap Monthly - 1 Ensuring All operators having license Inspection - Monthly 1 Ensure Waste management implementated on site Quarterly Ensure ESG compliance documentation Quarterly 3 Personal Development Learn new software's /skills every year to enhance knowledge, a suggest new ways /improvement areas in current Attending External training/ seminar / 5% exhibition - Yearly 1 working/system Total 100%