Labour Manager

As the Labour Manager for a mega project, you will oversee and optimize the project’s labour force, ensuring proper systems in place, resource allocation, and labour compliance. This role involves managing staffing levels, working conditions, union relationships (if applicable), and ensuring the smooth coordination between labour needs and business operations.

The manager will work closely with the HSSE Regional Manager, Social Manager, Company’s HSSE Manager, EPC Project Management, EPC HSSE Manager and EPC HR Manager to ensure compliance with labour requirements.

Location: Azerbaijan.

Responsibilities not limited to:

• Ensure that the project has the competent resources to manage and implement labour management programs.
• Ensure that project has the required HR systems in place.
• Ensure all labour-related practices regarding wages, benefits, safety, and working hours comply with local regulations, project’s policy and lender requirements.
• Monitor changes in labour laws and regulations and adjust policies and procedures accordingly.
• Maintain accurate records of labour agreements, compliance audits, and staff certifications.
• Act as a liaison between the organization and employees or unions (if applicable) to resolve any labour-related issues.
• Support in communication with labour unions (if required) on disputes and grievances.
• Promote positive employee relations and ensure fair and equitable treatment of all staff.
• Coordinate with the EPC CLO and SPV social supervisor and social manager to resolve workers related grievances.
• Ensure workers’ accommodation is available as per standards and in line with project requirements.
• Ensure workers’ site welfare facilities are arranged and are aligned with project requirements.
• Coordinate with the Project’s HSSE Department to ensure workers are being provided with the required HSSE induction and training (specifically informed about their rights).
• Coordinate with the Project’s HSSE Department to ensure workers are being provided with the required Personal Protective Equipment.