An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced SHE Director to join a global manufacturing organisation based in the Blackpool area of Lancashire. Offering a salary of up to £120,000 plus an excellent benefits package, this senior leadership role will drive the company's Safety, Health and Environment strategy, lead a high-performing SHE team and support operational excellence across multiple UK sites.
Salary and Benefits of the SHE Director
* Annual Salary Between: £90,000 - £120,000 (DOE)
* Competitive Annual Bonus
* Electric Vehicle Opportunity
* 29 Days Annual Leave + 8 Bank Holidays (Option to purchase additional holidays)
* Private Medical Insurance (Inc. Family Cover)
* Company Pension Scheme (Up to 10% Employer Contribution)
* Life Assurance Policy
* Company Shares Scheme
The role of SHE Director
The purpose of the SHE Director is to lead the delivery of the Zero Incidents and Accidents vision through the development and implementation of the SHE strategy, ensuring compliance with all regulatory and group standards while driving a high-performance safety culture across the organisation.
The role is responsible for leading and developing the SHE team, including SHE Consultants, and requires travel to sites across the UK as needed.
Key Responsibilities of SHE Director
* Acts as a visible leader and agent of change, driving a high-performance SHE culture and exemplary safety standards across the organisation.
* Defines, develops and delivers the SHE strategy, ensuring alignment with business objectives and regulatory requirements.
* Leads and embeds Process Safety Management (PSM) through governance, frameworks and collaboration across Operations functions.
* Provides active SHE leadership in the field through coaching, risk assessments, audits and engagement with regulatory bodies and stakeholders.
* Ensures effective SHE governance, systems and programmes are in place to achieve compliance, improve performance and drive safe behaviours.
* Leads the SHE function and contributes to the Operations Leadership Team by developing team capability, setting performance metrics and holding leaders accountable for SHE performance.
Criteria of the SHE Director
* Significant SHE leadership experience within a multinational organisation, with a proven track record of delivering culture change and strategic SHE programmes.
* Strong expertise in Occupational Safety, Health, Environmental and Process Safety management, including demonstrable COMAH experience.
* NEBOSH Diploma (or equivalent) qualification, with Chartered IOSH membership or equivalent professional accreditation.
* Experience of managing SHE across large-scale operations and multiple sites within a complex operational environment.
* Proven people leadership capability, including leading, developing and managing high-performing SHE teams.
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