Environment, Health and Safety Manager

Job descriptionTo carry out regular periodic audits of operational practice, and working collaboratively with key personnel and those responsible for compliance with such procedures and work instructions so that Operating Standards and personal accountability are continually reinforced.To ensure compliance with all aspects of Health, Safety & Environmental legislation.To arrange / carryout and lead HSE inspections, sampling, monitoring / tests in order to assess compliance and non-conformances and establish trend data in team, individual and plant/equipment performance.To lead or assist with risk assessments, accident and incident investigations so that hazards and unsafe practices are identified, cause of accidents and incidents is established and remedial plans are put in place and the relevant teams implement the plan.To maintain the Plant operational permit and all associated reporting through the management of the sites safety and environmental monitoring equipment and the coordination of all aspects of pollution control, waste management, recycling, environmental health and conservation.Work in partnership with the Management team to organize statutory and safety training so that arrangements are in place and agreed to ensure that scheduled attendances occur.To deliver in house health, safety & environment training so that all personnel are educated in statutory requirements and best practice and understand their personal responsibility to work in a safe manner at all times.To act as the “Responsible person” for the water and allied systems on site and ensure all legal requirements set out in the guidelines of water system management are understood and complied with including Legionella regulations.Representation at relevant meetings providing input so that the Chairman and attendees are informed and guided on issues and opportunities and develop effective plans and actions to push health, safety and environment forward.Job Requirements1. Education & QualificationsDiploma/Degree in Occupational Safety & Health, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field.Valid certifications such as NEBOSH, IOSH, OSHA, or Safety & Health Officer (SHO) certification are an added advantage.2. ExperienceMinimum 5 years of working experience in Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) roles, preferably in manufacturing, plant operations, or industrial settings.Experience in conducting HSE audits, inspections, and compliance monitoring.Proven exposure to risk assessments, accident/incident investigations, and corrective action planning.3. Technical KnowledgeStrong understanding of HSE legislation, regulations, and industry standards.Knowledge of ISO standards (e.g., ISO 45001, ISO 14001) is an advantage.Familiarity with environmental management, pollution control, waste management, and conservation practices.Ability to operate or manage safety and environmental monitoring equipment.Understanding of water system management, including Legionella control requirements.