This is a great development opportunity to join an organisation driven to improving its SHE culture, with buy-in from the top of the organisation. The company continues to expand year on year, creating new opportunities for employees. They also offer a career pathway offering Level 6 sponsorship.
As the Safety, Health and Environment Advisor, you will be the point of contact for a key production facility in Middlesbrough, leading the safety, health and environment agenda locally across site, implementing new group safety and health initiatives. You will be supported by the Regional Safety, Health and Environment Manager.
Your will work closely with the Site Leadership Team and also the wider UK Group Safety, Health and Environment Team. The Group are committed to Safety, Health and Environment and are seeking a SHE Advisor to advocate and drive Safety, Health and Environment to new levels.
Support the reduction of SHE risks and hazards across the site
Deliver appropriate Health and Safety training
Undertake workplace inspections and audits
Support the implementation of the new group SHE management system
Undertake reporting and escalation requirements
Support the management of contractors and visitors on site
Implement group SHE initiatives and campaigns across the site
Deploying strategy and systems
Complete risk assessment and risk management
Lead on incident investigation
Investigate the working environment for unsafe practices and conditions
The role is both a strategic and hands on, leading initiatives focusing on safety cultures and behaviours, engaging, and educating, having real conversations as well as advocating for Safety, Health and Environment at management level.
We welcome applicants with the Nebosh Certificate as a minimum, with previous experience operational SHE experience in a manufacturing/logistics setting, leading practical initiatives that empower and encourage engagement. You will have a proven record of engaging with employee's whilst managing a diverse range of technical and legislative risks