Health & Safety Coordinator
Lafarge Cement
Gombe, Nigeria
Full-time
Posted 05 Jun 2026
Deadline 15 Jun 2026
Job Description
Lafarge Africa Plc is a leading Sub-Saharan Africa building solutions Company and member of the LafargeHolcim group.
The vision of Lafarge Africa Plc is to be the most trusted and preferred partner of African construction professionals and home builders by delivering cement, concrete, aggregates and other building solutions that are best in quality.
Health and Safety
The role involves overseeing the installation of safety devices on machinery and collaborating with the health and safety manager to investigate and mitigate workplace incidents. It ensures compliance with company and regulatory H&S policies, conducts internal audits, and reviews the company’s HSE manual and related procedures. Responsibilities include generating project-specific H&S plans, ensuring subcontractor and supplier compliance, and promoting awareness and training among staff. The role requires monitoring PPE compliance, maintaining H&S parameters for reports, conducting contractor safety inspections, participating in audits, and supporting the plant’s integrated management system. Regular engagement with internal controls and EMS H&S activities is essential.
Responsibilities
Ensure every worker gets inducted onto the site by having a simple safety Induction program and materials that covers key topics.
Keep copy as record for each individual. A simple induction briefing should be used for all visitors to offices.
Work with the Health and Safety manager and line managers to assess and develop training needs and organize / facilitate suitable programs to support the site safety awareness and skill to reach the required level.
Audit and Assess site contractors and staff for compliance with Lafarge rules and Policies, react and interact with contractor management and Lafarge management when gaps. It is likely a daily site inspection will be needed with a structured system to track positive and negative observations.
Issue a simple weekly report for health and safety manager to get feedback and update on critical health and safety matters, KPIs and concerns
Involvement in more detailed Formal audits to the group standard may also be requested.
Assess with support of company doctor the emergency response readiness, awareness and materials. Monitor and track first-aid certification and training is suitable to manage anticipated incidents on the site.
Support line management and challenge site ways of working - review field and site risk assessments, works and look for concerns or unanticipated risks or non-compliances to rules. Escalate and challenge.
Tool Box Talks - Implement a system to have one structured tool box talk on a relevant subject each week and the recording of attendance and subject
Record site statistics and ensure all staff and contractors on the site are captured, in alignment with LafargeHolcim incident and reporting standard.
Lead accident and Incident investigation when needed using RCA.
Assist in the development of the project / site safety improvement program. This should include the monthly facilitation of a health and safety committee
Make periodic health assessments of offices, canteens, toilets and facilities and assess compliance with Welfare Facilities Standard, Ergonomics Advisory
Comply with EMS Health and Safety activities
Ensure involvement in the implementation and maintenance of integrated management system in the plant
Requirements
Required skills
Occupational Health and Safety Technical CompetencyGood communication skills
Basic knowledge of cement and Ready-mix production processes and blasting
Excellent Computer SkillsGood facilitation skills
Familiar with Federal Ministry of Labour Factories Act CAP F1 LFN, 2004; National Policy on Occupational Safety & Health and Reviewed National Workplace Policy on HIV & AIDS
Experience
3 years’ experience
Education
OND
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Job Summary
Location
Gombe, Nigeria
Job Type
Full-time
Experience
senior
Industry
HSE / Health & Safety
Posted
05 Jun 2026
Deadline
15 Jun 2026