About the role

AI summarised

The Manager, Group HSSE (Governance & Assurance) is responsible for driving health and safety governance and second-line assurance across global regions and business units. Based in Singapore, the role translates Group policies into audit-ready execution, provides oversight and support to country and project teams, and enables data-driven, AI-supported safety initiatives. The position emphasizes pragmatic implementation of safety standards and consistent compliance through challenge and enablement.

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Key Responsibilities

Drive Group HSSE governance and L2 assurance for health & safety across all regions and business units
Translate Group policies and standards into consistent, audit-ready execution
Provide oversight, challenge, and support to country and project teams
Emphasize second-line assurance and data-driven insights
Enable pragmatic adoption of AI-supported safety tools
Ensure consistent health & safety execution aligned with Group standards
Support global implementation of HSSE frameworks
Challenge and improve safety practices across business units
Facilitate audit readiness through standardized processes
Promote data-informed decision-making in health & safety

Requirements

Experience in health, safety, and environment (HSSE) management
Background in governance, assurance, or compliance frameworks
Proven ability to translate policies into operational execution
Experience providing oversight and support to multi-regional teams
Familiarity with second-line assurance models
Skills in data-driven analysis and reporting
Exposure to AI-enabled safety tools or digital HSE solutions
Strong communication and influencing skills for global stakeholder engagement
Ability to work across cultures and business units
Experience in implementing safety standards in industrial or corporate environments
Knowledge of international HSSE standards (e.g., ISO 45001)
Leadership experience in matrixed organizations
Based in or willing to relocate to Singapore with global travel requirements
Demonstrated pragmatism in enabling safety initiatives