Lead EHS Engineer

Lead EHS Engineer in Astana

• Conduct and participate in EHS inspections, audits, and risk assessments.
• Monitor, control, and support the implementation of corrective actions and follow-up activities related to identified EHS deviations.
• Oversee and support EHS data management within AZDP and the EHS website, ensuring accuracy and timely updates.
• Coordinate EHS-related documentation and administrative workflows, including ARIBA, Agreements on Work (AoW), Purchase Requisitions (PR), and Purchase Orders (PO).
• Monitor and control the EHS budget, including tracking expenditures and ensuring cost-effective resource utilization.
• Coordinate EHS training programs, induction sessions, and competency management processes for employees and contractors.

You’ll work with sharp, committed teams across engineering, operations, and design — solving complex challenges that shape the future of mobility.

What you bring

• Engineering degree
• Experience in railways is desirable
• Excellent communication skills, and good command of English, Russian and Kazakh
• Risk assessment and procedure codification skills
• Ready for business trips (Almaty, Arys, Shu, Tobol, Ekibastuz etc.)

How success is measured

• Quality and timeliness of deliverables.
• EHS KPI improvement
• Contribution to peer reviews and teamwork.

Alstom, a great place to grow

• Competitive Salary
• Annual bonus
• Medical insurance for the employee and up to two family members (after successful completion of the probation period)
• Monthly lunch allowance
• Corporate discount to 1Fit
• Life insurance (after successful completion of the probation period)
• Corporate shuttlebus
• Empatia subscription (wellness platform with psychologists, life and business coaches, fitness trainers, pet psychologists and others)
• Alstom University with Career Path
• International mobility
• We provide everything required for work, including laptops, PPEs and uniform

Here, progress isn’t always easy — the scale is massive, the tasks are complex — but the impact is real. Because when the system runs, the train moves, and the city connects — that feeling stays with you. And the legacy lasts.