Industrial Engineer

A. Core Responsibilities

B. Environment, Health & Safety (EHS)

C. Business Continuity

EHS Competencies

Requirements

• Qualifications, Education & Experience
• Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering or a related discipline.
• Minimum of 1 year of relevant professional experience
• SCE Memebership

Responsibilities

• Develop new processes and improve existing workflows, including process reengineering to reduce time, effort, and operational costs.
• Standardize work processes across operational facilities, hubs, stations, and logistics locations.
• Support new business activities and projects by developing technical processes and procedures, estimating resource requirements and costs, and designing and implementing operational layouts.
• Lead and coordinate multiple operational projects and improvement initiatives.
• Conduct scientific, statistical, and operational studies to determine personnel, process, equipment, and resource requirements.
• Support data analysis, reporting, performance measurement, and the development of key performance indicators (KPIs).
• Identify opportunities to structure, streamline, and improve inefficient or unstandardized workflows.
• Support the review and optimization of hub-and-spoke schedules and domestic and international transportation networks using reliable operational data.
• Plan, redesign, optimize, and manage transportation routes to improve efficiency and service performance.
• Design new facilities and improve existing layouts, including hubs, stations, gateways, healthcare facilities, and logistics warehouses.
• Conduct operational analyses to identify performance gaps and recommend improvement opportunities.
• Conduct independent operational audits and lead small audit teams focused on complex processes, facilities, or operational areas.
• Ensure safety-related equipment and systems, including fire protection, alarms, emergency lighting, and other essential equipment, are identified and incorporated into preventive maintenance programs.
• Coordinate with maintenance teams to support occupational health, safety, and environmental management requirements.
• Participate in departmental EHS activities, including hazard identification, safety awareness, procedure implementation, waste management, environmental assessments, and EHS audits.
• Monitor operational activities to ensure workplace hazards are identified and appropriate safety procedures and environmental requirements are followed.
• Coordinate with maintenance engineers and contractors regarding preventive and corrective maintenance activities.
• Contribute to the development and implementation of EHS objectives, programs, audits, and inspections.
• Participate in incident reporting, investigation, and follow-up activities.
• Support the development and implementation of emergency response plans and participate in emergency drills.
• Coordinate recycling and waste management initiatives and related awareness activities.
• Plan and support EHS awareness and training activities to promote employee competence and safe working practices.
• Participate in internal EHS audits and inspections and monitor the effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions.
• Attend and participate in business continuity training and awareness programs.
• Understand applicable business continuity plans, procedures, and assigned responsibilities.
• Follow emergency response procedures during drills and actual incidents.
• Report identified risks or potential threats that could disrupt operational continuity to the designated personnel.
• Comply with data protection requirements to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive information.
• Understand assigned responsibilities during incidents and emergencies to support effective business continuity management.
• Recognize and report incidents or potential crises promptly.
• Notify the appropriate incident response personnel and emergency responders when required.
• Escalate incidents to the relevant crisis management team in accordance with established procedures.
• Respond appropriately to identified threats and follow evacuation and emergency instructions.
• Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Performance will be assessed against the approved individual objectives and KPIs established for the relevant performance year.
• Decision-Making & Competencies
• Knowledge of fundamental environmental, health, and safety requirements.
• Awareness of organizational EHS objectives.
• Understanding of EHS requirements within applicable quality, environmental, health, and safety management systems.
• Completion of relevant EHS awareness training, where applicable.
• Understanding of EHS incident reporting procedures.