Manager - Supply Chain Safety

At HEINEKEN Malaysia, we believe safety is everyone’s responsibility. As our Supply Chain Safety Manager, you will lead Safety & Health across brewery operations, customer service, logistics and planning, ensuring risks are effectively managed and safety standards are embedded into everyday operations.

What You’ll Do

• Lead Safety & Health governance and performance across Supply Chain operations, driving continuous improvement and ensuring safety remains embedded in operational decision-making.
• Lead the TPM Safety Pillar, including the pillar roadmap, assessments, action plans and KPI delivery, while driving ownership across operational teams.
• Drive compliance with Malaysian Occupational Safety & Health regulatory requirements and HEINEKEN safety standards, including regulatory engagement where required.
• Manage operational risks and critical controls, including risk assessments, Permit-to-Work (PTW), high-risk work controls, Management of Change (MoC) and project safety reviews.
• Lead incident management and learning, including incident reporting, investigation, root cause analysis, corrective actions, effectiveness reviews and safety trend analysis.
• Strengthen occupational health and industrial hygiene management, working with competent persons, medical providers and relevant stakeholders to identify and control workplace health risks.
• Build safety capability and culture through training, employee participation, leadership engagement, coaching and behaviour / learning-based safety initiatives.
• Oversee contractor safety and emergency preparedness, ensuring high-risk contractor activities are effectively controlled and supporting emergency response readiness from a Safety & Health perspective.

What You’ll Bring

• Experience in Occupational Safety & Health / Safety Management, preferably within manufacturing, FMCG, logistics, supply chain or a similar operational environment.
• Strong knowledge of Malaysian OSH regulatory requirements and regulatory engagement.
• Experience in TPM Safety Pillar or an equivalent continuous improvement system.
• Practical experience in risk assessment, critical control management, PTW, high-risk work, MoC, project safety reviews and contractor safety.
• Experience in incident investigation and learning methodologies, such as ICAM or equivalent.
• Knowledge of occupational health and industrial hygiene principles.
• Relevant OSH competency / registration, with OSH Coordinator certification as a minimum preferred.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, influencing, coaching and facilitation skills, with the ability to work effectively across functions and balance operational practicality with risk and compliance requirements.