Health and Safety Manager (HSE Lead) - Permanent

Main Responsibilities

• Lead the development and implementation of HSE strategies, policies, programmes and initiatives to reflect current and future requirements and direction of the business.
• Lead the monitoring and management of HSE systems, standards and behaviours in line with regulatory and corporate requirements.
• Lead the development of HSE audits and management plans to ensure the organisations activities are delivered safely and within quality standards.
• Drive innovation in HSE across the project, introducing project and company-wide safety initiatives and company to enhance and uplift HSEQ standards.
• Lead the development and delivery of quality management and H&S systems, practices and procedures; engaging across the business to drive a relentless focus on HSE behaviours and standards.
• Define and lead the implementation of a range of HSE activities to promote and exemplify the behaviours and attitudes for a healthy, safe and quality focussed workforce.
• Represent the business with the client and other stakeholders on all matters relating HSE, providing technical input and assurance at all times.
• Engage proactively across leadership and senior managers to consistently promote, demonstrate, and drive a culture of HSEQ.
• Develop the HSE function to ensure the structure meets the needs of the business and talent is developed.
• Recruit, manage and develop the HSE team ensuring effective development processes are in place, performance is managed enabling current and future capabilities requirements to be met.

Experience & Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years working in a strategic/Leadership Health and safety capacity
• Proven track record of successful delivery of HSEQ system/process improvements
• Experience of leading and managing Safety and Quality teams
• Excellent communication and presentation skills with the ability to adapt and contextualise approach to meet audience requirements
• NEBOSH - Degree qualification advantageous
• Lead Assessor - ISAS or equivalent
• Experience or working on large, complexed sites (Ideally, mechanical, pipework exposure)