Environmental Health Safety Engineer

Key ResponsibilitiesEstablish and maintain the company's EHS audit processes and rules, and drive business units to improve their own management details to ensure policy implementation.Identify and assess EHS risks across business operations, develop and enhance corresponding audit plans, and regularly evaluate business risks through routine audits, periodic coverage, and targeted assessments.Focus on high-risk areas – through risk prioritization and review, drive business units to intensify efforts in high-risk improvement, effectively reducing the company's overall EHS risk profile.Lead major EHS incident investigations, digging deep into underlying business risks behind incidents, identifying systemic gaps in control processes and rules, and driving fundamental improvements.Coach and develop internal audit capabilities across business units, enhance their self-audit competence and effectiveness, and build sustainable internal monitoring mechanisms.Oversee site EHS management – ensure effective implementation of EHS standards at project sites, including routine inspections, hazard identification, permit-to-work system compliance, and emergency response readiness. Drive continuous improvement of on-site safety performance through regular site visits, field observations, and behavior-based safety coaching. Strengthen frontline EHS execution by working closely with site teams to close identified gaps and ensure alignment between audit findings and field-level corrective actions.Job QualificationsKeen observation skills – able to identify safety hazards and non-compliant behaviors during site inspections and patrols, paying attention to every detail with a strong sense of risk perception.Strong communication and coordination skills – able to effectively communicate and coordinate with headquarters departments, frontline employees, external regulatory agencies, partners, etc., to collectively advance the company's safety management.Problem-solving ability – capable of making quick and accurate judgments when facing complex safety issues and emergencies, taking effective measures to resolve problems and prevent recurrence.Data analysis capability – able to systematically analyze safety information and data, identify patterns and trends, provide scientific basis for safety decision-making, and drive precision auditing.Site EHS management expertise – demonstrated ability to conduct field inspections, identify hazards in real-time, and enforce safety protocols in dynamic operational environments. Experience managing EHS across multiple dispersed sites (e.g., wind farms, storage projects) is highly valued.