Responsible for defining, supporting and following up implementation of short, medium and long term HSE actions aligned with the Organisation's strategic direction. Providing expert advice on health, safety and environmental issues to ensure cost-effectiveness, sustainability and continuous improvement. Coaching, guiding and challenging management to drive for results.

Responsible for driving and implementing the Group HSE Management System in the Country Business Unit (B.U)Overseeing successful implementation of HSE Standards in line with Group and statutory requirements across the various operations of the business, including both Manufacturing Plants (Chilanga and Ndola), Road &Transport and Logistics and Depots countrywideInvolved in decision making for various aspects of the B.U as part of the Executive Committee (EXCOM).

Certified ISO 9001 and OHSAS 18001 Lead Auditor, responsible for the implementation and monitoring of the organization’s Safety Health Environmental and Quality Management Systems and providing technical expertise and advice to Management on Environmental, Health & Safety stewardship and regulatory compliance relevant to the company's operations as well as providing technical, engineering support in the planning of various projects throughout the Mine, such as portable and waste-water treatment plants among others, to ensure compliance with environmental, health and safety regulations, standards and policies as well as industry best practices. Professional member of Engineering Institution of Zambia.

As Research Assistant on a short term contract, subcontracted by Brian Colquhoun Hugh O’Donnell (BCHOD) & Partners Consulting Engineers to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment for the upgrading of the 104km Chipata-Mfuwe road.• Main activities and responsibilities include: Recognising the Affected Environment in the project area and looking in particular at:Bio-Physical Aspects of the Environment including:Topography; Climate; Geology; Soils; Hydrology; VegetationTypes; Wildlife Resources; Land Use; Cultural and HeritageSites.Socio-Economic Environment which included looking at:Demography; Settlement Pattern; Economic Profile; SocialServices such as Education and Health Services. Determining the Environmental and Socio-Economic Impacts during:The Preparation PhaseThe Construction Phase andThe Operational Phase Preparing and designing an Environmental Management Plan (EMP)with the Mitigation Plans to be followed.

• Main activities and responsibilities: Monitoring the level of gas emissions, dust and noise generated frommining operations; Ensuring proper Waste Management of both Hazardous and Non-Hazardous waste both within the Mine and residences of workers; Inspecting various departments throughout the mining premises toensure compliance; Quick response to accidents such as acid and oil spills or gas leaks andaverting the threats they pose before they pollute the environment; Water sampling and monitoring; Maintaining the mine’s Water Treatment Plant.