Aarvi Encon, a leading engineering and manpower solutions company, has announced an exciting opportunity for experienced professionals in the Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) domain. The organization is currently hiring EHS Engineers for its Solar/Renewable Energy projects located in Purulia, West Bengal. This opportunity is ideal for candidates who are passionate about workplace safety, regulatory compliance, and sustainable energy development.

Position Overview

Job Title: EHS Engineer

Industry: Solar / Renewable Energy

Location: Purulia, West Bengal

Experience Required: 3–5 Years in EHS Field

Qualification: Diploma / B.E. / B.Tech in Civil or Mechanical Engineering with Industrial Safety Certification

Contract Duration: 6 Months (Extendable)

As renewable energy projects continue to expand across India, EHS professionals play a crucial role in ensuring safe construction and operational practices. This position offers the opportunity to work on large-scale solar infrastructure while contributing to a sustainable future.

Key Responsibilities

The selected candidate will be responsible for implementing and maintaining safety standards across project sites. Major responsibilities include:

Ensuring implementation of HSE policies and procedures.

Conducting site safety inspections and hazard identification activities.

Delivering toolbox talks, safety inductions, and awareness training.

Monitoring PPE compliance and safe work practices.

Preparing safety reports, incident reports, risk assessments, and permit-to-work documentation.

Investigating incidents and recommending corrective actions.

Coordinating emergency response and evacuation procedures.

Monitoring environmental compliance and waste management practices.

Ensuring adherence to statutory regulations and client safety requirements.

Supporting internal and external HSE audits.

Required Skills

Candidates should possess strong knowledge of:

Construction and electrical safety practices.

Solar project execution activities.

HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment).

JSA (Job Safety Analysis).

PTW (Permit to Work) systems.

LOTO (Lockout-Tagout) procedures.

Emergency response planning and workforce safety management.

Safety documentation and regulatory compliance.

Why This Opportunity Matters

The renewable energy sector is one of the fastest-growing industries worldwide. EHS Engineers are essential for maintaining safe work environments while ensuring projects meet environmental and legal standards. Professionals joining this role will gain valuable exposure to large-scale solar installations and advanced safety management systems.

How to Apply

Interested candidates can share their updated CV with:

Email: babita.parihar@aarviencon.com

Applicants are advised to highlight their EHS experience, certifications, and project exposure related to construction, electrical, or renewable energy sectors.

Technical FAQs

1. What is HIRA and why is it important in solar projects?

HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment) is a systematic process used to identify workplace hazards and evaluate associated risks. In solar projects, it helps prevent accidents related to working at heights, electrical systems, and heavy equipment operations.

2. What is the purpose of a Permit-to-Work (PTW) system?

A PTW system is a formal safety procedure used to control hazardous activities such as hot work, confined space entry, and electrical maintenance. It ensures that risks are assessed and necessary precautions are implemented before work begins.

3. How does LOTO improve workplace safety?

LOTO (Lockout-Tagout) prevents the accidental energization of equipment during maintenance or repair activities. It protects workers from electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic hazards.

4. What are the key safety challenges in solar power plant construction?

Common challenges include electrical hazards, working at heights, material handling risks, crane operations, extreme weather conditions, and ensuring proper PPE compliance across large project sites.

5. Why are toolbox talks important in EHS management?

Toolbox talks provide short, focused safety briefings before work begins. They help workers understand site-specific hazards, reinforce safe practices, and improve overall safety awareness, reducing the likelihood of incidents.