EH&S Analyst I

About WhiteCrow

We are global talent research, insight, and sourcing specialists with offices in the UK, USA, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Dubai, and India. Our international reach has helped us to understand and penetrate specialist markets at a global level. In addition to this, our service is also extended to complement our client’s in-house talent acquisition teams.

About our client

Our client operates in the consumer financial services space, focusing on making everyday purchases and essential needs more accessible through flexible financing solutions. They support individuals across their financial journey—from obtaining their first line of credit to managing long-term financial flexibility—by enabling more informed and responsible credit decisions.

Our client has built a vast network that connects consumers with a wide range of small and mid-sized businesses, as well as providers in the health and wellness sector. Through this ecosystem, they play a meaningful role in supporting both customer financial well-being and the growth of businesses that form a critical part of the broader economy.

As an EH&S Analyst I, you will be responsible for...

EHS Analysts have full authority to:

• inputting, maintaining, and updating internal EHS databases and logs
• Generating, analyzing, and distributing EHS performance reports
• Managing document versions and ensure accessibility of EHS policies and procedures
• Coordinating with contractors, labs, or suppliers for compliance support
• Initiating fact-finding activities for minor incidents and near misses

EHS analysts are required to escalate the following:

• Approval of changes to EHS policies, programs, or procedures
• Final review and submission of external regulatory reports to government agencies
• Signing of contracts or service agreements with third-party vendors
• Initiation of major corrective actions involving cost, manpower, or cross-functional coordination
• Disciplinary recommendations related to EHS non-compliance (major safety violations)

What you already have...

• Minimum 1 to 3 years or more working experience in Environment Health and Safety Roles
• Experience as a Safety Officer or Pollution Control Officer is an advantage
• Experience in working with a multinational company, local or abroad, is an advantage
• College degree, major in Environmental, Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical Civil Engineering.
• Highly Knowledgeable in MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Forms, etc.)