Climate Change and Environmental Health Safety Manager
International Labour Organization (ILO)
The Climate Change and Environmental Health Safety Manager will lead initiatives to integrate climate change adaptation and environmental health and safety (EHS) standards into workplace practices. Responsibilities include developing EHS policies, conducting risk assessments, and promoting sustainable practices. Requirements: Advanced degree in environmental health, climate change, or related field; 7+ years of experience; strong knowledge of EHS regulations and climate frameworks; excellent project management skills.
### Strategic Analysis
This role at the International Labour Organization (ILO) sits at the critical intersection of climate change, occupational health, and sustainable development. As climate change intensifies, its impacts on workers' health, safety, and productivity become more severe. This manager will lead the integration of climate adaptation into workplace EHS standards, ensuring that labor practices are resilient and environmentally responsible. The position is vital for shaping global labor policies that protect workers in a changing climate, aligning with ILO's mandate to promote social justice and decent work. By bridging climate science and occupational safety, this role contributes to the broader humanitarian goal of building resilient communities and economies. It exemplifies the shift towards proactive, cross-sectoral solutions in the face of global environmental challenges.