Head Of Corporate OSH

The role synopsis As the Head of Corporate OSH, you will provide strategic leadership, governance and assurance for the Company's corporate Health and Safety (OSH) framework across offices, facilities, projects, maintenance/support activities, contractors and other company-controlled operations for Etihad Aviation Group. The role ensures regulatory compliance, effective risk management, strong safety culture, setting departmental & individual objectives, developing & motivating staff performance and continuous improvement. What you'll do Strategy and system: Set the corporate HSE strategy, policies and annual improvement plan, and run a management system aligned with OSHAD-SF, UAE Civil Defence requirements, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001. Critical risk: Own the corporate risk register, test whether controls work, and lead management of change. Assurance: Run a risk-based audit and inspection programme across business units, facilities and contractors. Incidents: Oversee investigation and root-cause analysis, and make sure lessons change how work is done. Contractors: Set HSE requirements for selection, mobilisation, monitoring and performance. Emergency readiness: Maintain emergency preparedness and its links to crisis management and business continuity. Reporting: Build the dashboards, leading and lagging indicators, and trend analysis that go to executives and the Board. Culture and team: Lead and develop an HSE team, and strengthen leadership engagement and proactive hazard reporting.

What you'll bring 15+ years in HSE, including at least 7 leading teams, in a high-hazard, highly regulated industry such as aviation, oil and gas, infrastructure or transport. Experience leading a multi-site, multicultural HSE organisation and managing a departmental budget. A track record in corporate HSE governance: management systems, risk management, assurance and incident investigation. Strong knowledge of OSH legislation, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001. A bachelor's degree in engineering, HSE, environmental science, occupational health or a related discipline. A recognised professional HSE qualification; NEBOSH Diploma, CSP or CMIOSH preferred.

Strategy and system: Set the corporate HSE strategy, policies and annual improvement plan, and run a management system aligned with OSHAD-SF, UAE Civil Defence requirements, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001. Critical risk: Own the corporate risk register, test whether controls work, and lead management of change. Assurance: Run a risk-based audit and inspection programme across business units, facilities and contractors. Incidents: Oversee investigation and root-cause analysis, and make sure lessons change how work is done. Contractors: Set HSE requirements for selection, mobilisation and performance. Emergency readiness: Maintain emergency preparedness and its links to crisis management and business continuity. Reporting: Build the dashboards, leading and lagging indicators, and trend analysis that go to executives and the Board. Culture and team: Lead and develop an HSE team, and strengthen leadership engagement and proactive hazard reporting.