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Are you an experienced QHSE professional looking to make a real impact within a growing manufacturing business? We are seeking a Quality, Environmental & Health & Safety Manager to lead and develop all aspects of Quality, Environmental, Health & Safety performance across our manufacturing operation. This is a key leadership role, responsible for maintaining compliance, driving continuous improvement, and ensuring a culture where quality and safety are at the heart of everything we do. Working closely with the Operations Director and wider leadership team, you will take ownership of the site's Integrated Management System (IMS), ensuring continued compliance with ISO standards while promoting best practice across the business. You will play a pivotal role in supporting operational excellence, reducing risk, and driving sustainable improvements throughout the manufacturing facility. • Manage and maintain the site's Integrated Management System (IMS)., • Lead ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 compliance activities and external audits., • Develop, monitor and report on QHSE performance metrics., • Conduct risk assessments and implement effective control measures., • Lead investigations into incidents, non-conformances and root cause analysis activities., • Drive corrective and preventive actions across the business., • Support and develop a positive safety culture through training and engagement initiatives., • Liaise with regulatory bodies, certification auditors and external stakeholders., • Support sustainability initiatives and maintain relevant environmental accreditations., • Provide regular QHSE reporting to the leadership team., • Previous QHSE experience within a manufacturing environment., • Strong working knowledge of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards., • Experience leading external audits and maintaining accreditations., • Excellent understanding of Health & Safety legislation and risk management., • Strong problem-solving and root cause analysis skills., • The ability to influence stakeholders at all levels of the organisation., • NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent qualification., • A proactive approach with a passion for continuous improvement., • Opportunity to join a well-established manufacturing business., • A varied and influential leadership position., • The chance to shape and improve QHSE performance across the site., • Supportive leadership team and collaborative culture., • Competitive salary and benefits package. If you're passionate about quality, safety, environmental compliance and continuous improvement within manufacturing, we'd love to hear from you. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Manufacturing Engineering Lead Gloucester, Gloucestershire Revolutionising the future of lightweight manufacturing WF Tech is recruiting on behalf of a rapidly growing advanced manufacturing business at the forefront of lightweight composite technology. The company has invented Rapid Tow Shearing (RTS), a proven technology for producing defect-free curved-fibre composite parts at industrial scale. Its technology enables customers across aerospace, automotive, defence and space to manufacture lighter structures with greater efficiency than traditional composite production methods. The business operates manufacturing facilities in the UK and US, alongside dedicated hardware and software R&D centres. With more than 25 customers and significant investment secured to support its next phase of growth, the company is preparing for substantial expansion over the next two to three years. As part of this growth, we are looking for an experienced and hands-on Manufacturing Engineering Lead to join the Gloucester operation. This is a key leadership position responsible for the Manufacturing Engineering and Tooling capability within the Gloucester plant. You will lead the local Manufacturing Engineering and Tooling teams, working closely with Operations while reporting into the Director of Engineering. Operations will provide the day-to-day priorities, with Engineering providing technical standards, governance and longer-term strategy. This is not a purely managerial position. We are looking for someone who enjoys remaining close to the engineering and production environment and who can deliver technical Manufacturing Engineering work themselves while leading, developing and supporting the wider team. You will play a key role in taking new products and processes from design through to production, ensuring manufacturing methods, tooling, documentation, training, quality controls and production readiness are all in place. • Lead and develop the plant's Manufacturing Engineering and Tooling teams, setting objectives and managing workload and priorities., • Own the Manufacturing Engineering delivery plan, ensuring alignment between Operations and Engineering., • Remain hands-on and deliver Manufacturing Engineering activity alongside the team., • Support Business Development with quotations, manufacturing methodologies, process assumptions, tooling requirements and costings., • Support Design Engineering with Design for Manufacture activities., • Develop production and tooling routings and Bills of Materials., • Create comprehensive Methods of Manufacture (MoMs), including:, • Step-by-step manufacturing instructions, • Health & Safety requirements and COSHH assessments where required, • Tooling and equipment requirements, • Material specifications, • Cure cycle specifications and programme numbers, • Customer specifications and quality/compliance requirements, • Develop process sheets, standard procedures and production documentation., • Develop and implement quality control procedures and inspection plans., • Support tooling design activities, including tooling concepts, fixtures and supporting equipment., • Lead APQP activity for NPI, including process flow, PFMEA, control plans and PPAP/FAIR requirements., • Take build-to-print components, tooling and parts from Design Engineering into production, identifying and controlling manufacturing risks., • Own local manufacturing readiness for new products and processes., • Review production data and identify opportunities to improve quality, efficiency and process capability., • Lead structured problem solving and root cause analysis across manufacturing, tooling, quality and process issues., • Develop plant capability through skills matrices, SME ownership and training plans., • Support Procurement and suppliers with technical guidance on materials, tooling, equipment, packaging and manufacturing requirements., • Promote safe working practices, AS9100-aligned quality standards, lean manufacturing and continuous improvement., • Collaborate with other sites to share best practice and standardise Manufacturing Engineering processes as the business scales., • At least 5 years' industrial Manufacturing Engineering experience within a production, NPI or industrialisation environment., • At least 3 years' experience managing, supervising or directly leading a technical team., • Strong practical knowledge of composite manufacturing and processing., • Strong understanding of composite materials and their behaviour., • Experience working within an aerospace or advanced manufacturing environment., • Understanding of AS9100 and quality control requirements., • Proven experience leading Manufacturing Engineering, Tooling or production support activities., • Strong understanding of manufacturing process development, routings, BoMs, process sheets, work instructions and Methods of Manufacture., • Experience with PFMEA, structured problem solving, root cause analysis and continuous improvement., • Knowledge of lean manufacturing principles., • CAD experience, ideally SolidWorks and Composer, together with good Microsoft Word and Excel skills., • A hands-on approach, with the ability to combine technical delivery with team leadership., • Strong communication and organisational skills, with the ability to work effectively across Engineering, Operations, Quality and Supply Chain., • Comfortable working in a fast-moving scale-up environment where processes are continually being developed and standardised., • Experience across both composite manufacturing and metallic machining/tooling., • Experience with AFP., • Knowledge of CNC machining, jigs, fixtures, precision tooling and metallic components., • Understanding of manufacturing cost drivers., • Experience supporting NPI, APQP, production readiness or manufacturing gate reviews., • Experience developing competency frameworks, training matrices and shop-floor training plans., • Degree qualification in Composite Materials, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or a related discipline., • Six Sigma Green or Black Belt qualification., • Discipline over excuses, • We commit, follow through and hold ourselves and each other to high standards, particularly when the pressure is on., • Push the edge, • The business was built on challenging what was previously considered possible. We innovate where others hesitate., • Aligned and accountable, • Everyone owns their responsibilities, communicates openly and delivers without being chased. No silos. No ambiguity., • 25 days' holiday + bank holidays, • Pension scheme, • Private healthcare, • Car allowance via salary sacrifice, • Profit share scheme, • Opportunity to work at the forefront of advanced composite manufacturing, • A genuinely hands-on leadership role within a rapidly growing technology business, • The opportunity to help shape Manufacturing Engineering capability as the business scales internationally Location: Gloucester, Gloucestershire Hours: Monday?Thursday 8:00am?5:00pm, Friday 8:00am?2:30pm Position: Manufacturing Engineering Lead Sector: Advanced Manufacturing / Aerospace / Composites This is an opportunity to join a business developing technology that has the potential to transform how lightweight composite structures are manufactured. As Manufacturing Engineering Lead, you won't simply be managing an established process. You'll have the opportunity to build capability, develop people, improve manufacturing processes and help establish the standards that will support the company's next stage of growth. If you are an experienced Manufacturing Engineer who enjoys being hands-on, has strong composite manufacturing experience and wants to play a significant role in a high-growth advanced manufacturing environment, WF Tech would like to hear from you. #J-18808-Ljbffr

iCOMAT is an advanced manufacturing company that invented Rapid Tow Shearing (RTS) - the only proven technology for producing defect-free curved-fiber composite parts at industrial scale. We deliver the lightest structures possible for aerospace, automotive, defense, and space, at a rate and cost efficiency that far exceeds existing composite production processes. We build and operate automated factories for composite materials, delivering components to Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs. The business has three main divisions: development of automated production machines, development of software design and production tools, and operation of the factory. We work with 25+ customers and completed the largest ever Series A in composites manufacturing to fuel a significant scale-up, with growth plans that will see the business multiply in size over the next two to three years and expand operations into the UK, Europe and the US. The business has currently more than 130,000 sqm of production capacity with manufacturing facilities in the UK (Gloucester and Swindon) and the US (Dayton, Ohio); a Hardware R&D Centre in Bristol, UK; and a Software R&D Centre in Athens, Greece. As Head of Composite Manufacturing Engineering you will own how iCOMAT makes composite parts, across every plant. You will set the process standards, technical governance and long-term manufacturing engineering strategy that our plant Manufacturing Engineering Leads deliver locally, taking Rapid Tow Shearing (RTS) from a proven technology to a repeatable, rate-capable production system at multiple sites. The role is based at Factory 1 in Gloucester, reports to the Director of Engineering, works closely with the Director of Global Manufacturing Operations, and includes regular travel to our UK facilities. Setting the day-to-day tempo and way of working for the Manufacturing Engineering team. You will own the process standards, specifications, routings, Methods of Manufacture and ME practices used on the shop floor, so that every part is built the same way, every time, at every site. Leading the plant Manufacturing Engineering Leads and, through them, the Manufacturing Engineering and Tooling teams at each site. You will set objectives, build capability and succession, and grow the function as we open new factories. This is a hands-on role: you will get stuck into the hardest technical problems yourself. Owning industrialisation of new parts and processes from order to production release through APQP, PFMEA, control plans, FAIR and production readiness reviews. You will work with the RTS machine, software and design teams to turn development processes into robust, documented production processes covering layup, cure, trim, machining, bonding and NDT. Owning the manufacturing engineering input to every quote. You will work with Business Development to define the manufacturing methodology, estimate cycle times, labour, materials, tooling and cost per part for new programmes, and make sure what we quote is what we can build, at the rate and margin we committed to. Driving cycle time, yield, scrap and cost per part in the right direction with lean and structured problem-solving. You will provide the manufacturing engineering input to business cases, capacity plans and new factory layouts, and support Business Development with manufacturing methodology, cost estimates and quotations for new programmes. Partnering with the Head of Quality to build quality into the process rather than inspect it in, through AS9100-aligned documentation, root cause analysis and effective corrective action. You will represent Manufacturing Engineering in technical reviews and audits with customers and OEMs. • Composite manufacturing engineering is the number one requirement: 10+ years in aerospace, defence or space production, including taking parts from development into rate production, • 5+ years leading manufacturing engineering teams, ideally including leads or managers, and ideally across more than one site, • Deep, hands-on knowledge of composite processes: prepreg layup, autoclave and out-of-autoclave cure, trimming and machining, bonding and NDT, and how materials behave throughout, • Strong command of industrialisation tools (APQP, PFMEA, control plans, FAIR, production readiness reviews), • Working knowledge of AS9100 and aerospace quality requirements, • Proven record of improving yield, cycle time and cost using lean and structured problem-solving (8D, 5 Whys, Fishbone), • Solid understanding of composite tooling design, materials and qualification, • Degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Aerospace or Materials Engineering, or equivalent working experience, • Clear communicator who can set direction for engineers and hold their own with customers, operations and the executive team, • Proactive and resilient mindset, comfortable building structure in a fast-moving scale-up, • Experience with automated composite processes such as AFP or ATL, • Experience standing up a new factory, production line or greenfield site, • Exposure to US aerospace and defence manufacturing, including ITAR environments, • Nadcap experience and OEM customer-specific requirements, • Six Sigma Black Belt or Chartered Engineer status, • Manufacturing and office environment, based at Factory 1 in Gloucester, • Regular travel to Swindon and abroad plus occasional travel to customers and suppliers, • Flexibility to work extended hours when production or programme launches need it, • Discipline over excuses. We commit. We follow through. We hold ourselves and each other to the highest standard, especially when the pressure is on., • Push the edge. iCOMAT was built on a refusal to accept that curved fiber could not be manufactured at scale. We innovate where others hesitate., • Aligned and accountable. Everyone owns their lane, communicates openly, and delivers without being chased. No silos. No ambiguity., • Competitive Salary & Benefits: We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including private healthcare, pension scheme., • Stock Options: Equity options to give employees a stake in the company’s success, • Career Growth Opportunities: Join us at a pivotal time as we scale up, offering unmatched professional growth opportunities in the rapidly advancing field of composite materials., • Innovation‑Focused Culture: We pride ourselves on our inclusive, forward-thinking work environment. Recognized by Bloomberg as a "UK Startup to Watch," iCOMAT celebrates diversity and encourages all applicants, regardless of background, to apply., • Global Impact: Be a part of our mission to redefine lightweight structures for the automotive, aerospace, and space industries, working with some of the most influential companies worldwide.Ready to be part of something big? #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Role Triple Eight Race Engineering is seeking an experienced Race Engineer to join our Supercars engineering team. In this role, you will have primary engineering responsibility for a specific race car, working closely with the driver and the broader engineering team to translate vehicle data, simulation, testing and driver feedback into measurable improvements in vehicle performance and lap time. This is a full-time, trackside role, requiring attendance at all Supercars events and additional testing programs. Between events, the role will involve workshop-based engineering, data analysis, simulation, vehicle development and performance optimisation. The successful candidate will play a key role in the performance of the race car, from preparation and testing through to race weekend execution and post-event analysis. Key Responsibilities Vehicle Performance & Setup Contribute to the performance and ongoing development of the race car, including the optimisation of vehicle setup and systems. Engineer the car at race events and test days, including developing run plans, making setup decisions and leading technical debriefs. Maintain the technical legality and compliance of the race car in accordance with Supercars technical regulations. Establish and maintain a strong, professional working relationship with the driver, integrating driver feedback with objective vehicle data to determine setup direction. Identify vehicle performance opportunities and develop practical engineering solutions to improve car performance. Data Analysis, Simulation & Correlation Analyse vehicle data from testing and race events to identify performance trends, opportunities and areas for improvement. Utilise simulation, statistical analysis and modelling techniques to investigate vehicle behaviour and predict performance. Correlate simulation outputs, rig testing and track results, ensuring findings are accurately reflected in vehicle models. Translate engineering analysis into practical setup changes and measurable improvements in vehicle performance and lap time. Plan and execute track testing and engineering experiments, including establishing test objectives, methodologies and instrumentation requirements. Maintain accurate engineering records and ensure relevant findings are communicated effectively across the engineering team. Team & Capability Development Work collaboratively across design, simulation, testing, data engineering and vehicle performance functions. Contribute to the development and implementation of engineering processes, tools and methodologies. Support the development and mentoring of junior engineers, contributing to the ongoing growth of the teams technical capability. Share knowledge and technical learnings across the wider engineering group. Working Relationships The Race Engineer will work closely with the Driver, Car Crew, Data Engineers, Head of Performance and Technical Director, as well as the wider engineering, design, simulation and operations teams. The role requires strong collaboration across all areas of the business, with the ability to communicate complex technical information clearly and make effective decisions within a high-performance environment. About You Essential Degree in Mechanical, Automotive, Mechatronic or a related engineering discipline. Demonstrated professional motorsport experience in an engineering capacity, such as Race Engineering or Performance Engineering. Strong understanding of vehicle dynamics, including tyres, kinematics, aerodynamics and powertrain, and their interaction with vehicle setup and performance. Strong data interpretation, analytical and numerical skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to establish and maintain a strong working relationship with a professional driver. Demonstrated ability to make sound engineering decisions under pressure within a fast-paced, high-performance environment. Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities within demanding race and testing schedules. Desirable Experience with vehicle dynamics simulation, lap time simulation or driver-in-the-loop simulation. Programming experience, particularly in languages or tools used for engineering analysis and data processing. Experience applying statistical analysis or machine learning techniques to engineering and vehicle performance data. Working knowledge of Supercars technical regulations. Motorsport data analysis experience, particularly using MoTeC. Postgraduate qualification in Motorsport Engineering, Vehicle Dynamics or a related discipline. Experience working within a professional Supercars or comparable high-level motorsport environment. About Triple Eight Race Engineering Engineering with racing in our DNA. Triple Eight Race Engineering is one of the most successful and respected organisations in Australian motorsport. Based in Banyo, Queensland, Triple Eight operates across two facilities on the same street — the Race Centre and the Advanced Manufacturing facility. Our team combines world-class engineering, technical capability and motorsport expertise to develop and operate high-performance race cars at the highest level of competition. Benefits Opportunity to work within a professional, high-performance motorsport engineering environment. Exposure to a nationally and internationally recognised motorsport organisation. National and international travel opportunities. Access to onsite chef, gym and parking facilities. Opportunity to work alongside highly experienced engineers, technicians and motorsport professionals. Exposure to advanced vehicle performance, simulation, data analysis and engineering development programs. How to Apply If you are an experienced engineer with a strong passion for motorsport and the technical capability to perform in a high-performance environment, we would like to hear from you. Due to the expected volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

• Strategic Leadership and Alignment: Proven ability to work with the Director of Digital Operations / CTO to translate the Trust's overarching Digital Strategy into actionable, short- and medium-term Infrastructure and Service Delivery roadmaps, ensuring alignment with Trust and CIC goals., • Infrastructure Governance and Assurance: Strong capability to advise on the strategic design and technical evolution of core Digital Infrastructure, assuring the Director/Board that solutions are resilient, future-proof, secure, and cost-effective for 24/7 clinical operations., • Critical Risk and Resilience: Extensive experience in leading and governing Critical Incident Management (CIM) processes and possessing a strong understanding of digital risk management and governance frameworks., • Service Transformation and Benefits Realisation: Demonstrated track record of leading service-led change, particularly in driving IT Service Management maturity and linking continuous service improvement outcomes (e.g., increased efficiency, improved user experience) to strategic objectives., • Financial and Commercial Acumen: Proven ability to manage significant Digital Budgets (Revenue and Capital), develop compelling business cases for infrastructure investment, and deliver Cost Improvement Plans (CIPs) through effective supplier management., • Collaborative Stakeholder Management: Excellent skill in building strong, collaborative relationships with a significant number of strategic stakeholders (clinical, operational, and external partners) to ensure productive partnerships and shared ownership of digital stability., • People and Workforce Development: Experience in workforce planning and developing the capabilities of multi-disciplinary teams across technical infrastructure and service desk functions, ensuring long-term succession pathways. The post holder will provide professional, strategic, and operational leadership across the Digital Operations & Infrastructure portfolio, ensuring service continuity, driving technical capability, and leading cultural excellence. • Direct the strategic and operational functions for Digital Infrastructure (Server, Network, Data Centre), Service Desk (1st/2nd line support), Telephony (Fixed and Mobile), IT Admin, and the Small Works / Projects pipeline., • Ensure the availability, security, and resilience of all core infrastructure platforms that underpin critical clinical and corporate systems (EPR, PACS, etc.)., • Provide visible senior leadership in Critical Incident Management (CIM), commanding the response to major service outages to minimise clinical impact., • Act as the strategic link between the overarching Digital Strategy and the operational delivery teams, ensuring all tactical workstreams and investments support the Trusts long-term goals., • Leadership and Culture - Provide visible, compassionate, and collaborative leadership to all multi-disciplinary teams within the portfolio, fostering a high-performance culture that reflects the Trust values: Caring, Inclusive, Compassionate, Accountable., • Act as a visible and inspiring leader, driving a service-led culture committed to first-time resolution and excellent user experience across all service desk and infrastructure teams., • Champion a culture of openness, learning, and continuous improvement, ensuring staff feel empowered to contribute to service evolution., • Strategy, Planning, Quality & Assurance - Develop and execute a strategic roadmap for both Service Delivery and Infrastructure renewal, ensuring technical investment aligns with operational capacity and long-term resilience requirements., • Define, monitor, and report on critical Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and Operational Level Agreements (OLAs), using performance data to drive service quality and maturity., • Lead the architectural review of infrastructure platforms, ensuring they are scalable, highly available, and capable of supporting the Trust's evolving clinical informatics needs., • Innovation, Research and Development - Champion the adoption of modern, innovative tooling and methodologies (e.g., automation, proactive monitoring, Cloud adoption principles) to drive operational efficiency and stability across the infrastructure estate., • Lead service transformation initiatives, focusing on leveraging technology to enhance the staff digital experience and increase the efficiency of clinical and corporate workflows., • Maintain an up-to-date working knowledge of leading-edge digital technology and services relevant to NHS operations and resilience., • Communications and Working Relationships - Maintain strategic relationships with a significant number of stakeholders across clinical, operational, and corporate divisions, translating complex technical information into clear business terms for effective decision-making., • Manage strategic relationships with third-party suppliers, ensuring high-quality delivery against contractual obligations and actively contributing to contract negotiation and performance reviews., • Deputise for the Director of Digital Operations (CTO) as required, representing the Digital Operations function at senior clinical and executive forums., • Planning & Organisational Skills - Lead the long-term planning for infrastructure lifecycle management (servers, network, hardware), ensuring appropriate resource allocation and capital investment planning., • Design and implement governance processes for the intake, prioritisation, and resource allocation for minor IT works and small projects, balancing delivery with essential business-as-usual activities., • Ensure robust operational planning exists for all services, including physical asset management, software licensing, and inventory control., • Governance - Accountable for establishing and enforcing the Critical Incident Management (CIM) framework and ensuring timely Post-Incident Reviews (PIRs) and Root Cause Analysis (RCA)., • Lead the development, review, and assurance of all ITIL processes (Incident, Problem, Request, and Access Management) to maintain a robust and compliant service management framework., • Accountable for infrastructure-level technical assurance and ensuring rigorous compliance with NHS standards, including the Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) and mandatory testing of Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity plans., • Training and Capability Building - Support the development of digital training strategies that support workforce capability and safe, confident, use of Trust technology., • Drive user adoption of self-service tools and knowledge bases, contributing to the wider Trust goals for digital literacy and competence., • Ensure technical staff receive appropriate and continuous professional development (CPD) to maintain expert knowledge across the evolving infrastructure and service delivery domains., • Workforce - Lead the development and implementation of a long-term workforce plan for the Digital Operations and Infrastructure teams, focusing on critical skills identification and succession planning., • Be responsible for the line management, development, recruitment, and performance management of senior staff and team leaders within the portfolio., • Ensure appropriate operational leadership and management capability exists at all levels within the function to achieve strategic objectives., • Other Responsibilities - To take part in regular performance appraisal., • Other Responsibilities - Undertake any training required to maintain competency including mandatory training, e.g. Manual Handling., • Other Responsibilities - Contribute to and work within a safe working environment., • Other Responsibilities - Comply with Trust Infection Control Policies and minimise the risk of healthcare associated infections., • Other Responsibilities - Abide by any relevant code of professional conduct and/or practice applicable to you., • Other Responsibilities - Expected to be onsite regularly., • Other Responsibilities - A member of the Digital Gold on call rota #J-18808-Ljbffr

Are you an experienced QHSE professional looking to make a real impact within a growing manufacturing business? We are seeking a Quality, Environmental & Health & Safety Manager to lead and develop all aspects of Quality, Environmental, Health & Safety performance across our manufacturing operation. This is a key leadership role, responsible for maintaining compliance, driving continuous improvement, and ensuring a culture where quality and safety are at the heart of everything we do. Working closely with the Operations Director and wider leadership team, you will take ownership of the site's Integrated Management System (IMS), ensuring continued compliance with ISO standards while promoting best practice across the business. You will play a pivotal role in supporting operational excellence, reducing risk, and driving sustainable improvements throughout the manufacturing facility. • Manage and maintain the site's Integrated Management System (IMS)., • Lead ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 compliance activities and external audits., • Develop, monitor and report on QHSE performance metrics., • Conduct risk assessments and implement effective control measures., • Lead investigations into incidents, non-conformances and root cause analysis activities., • Drive corrective and preventive actions across the business., • Support and develop a positive safety culture through training and engagement initiatives., • Liaise with regulatory bodies, certification auditors and external stakeholders., • Support sustainability initiatives and maintain relevant environmental accreditations., • Provide regular QHSE reporting to the leadership team., • Previous QHSE experience within a manufacturing environment., • Strong working knowledge of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards., • Experience leading external audits and maintaining accreditations., • Excellent understanding of Health & Safety legislation and risk management., • Strong problem-solving and root cause analysis skills., • The ability to influence stakeholders at all levels of the organisation., • NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent qualification., • A proactive approach with a passion for continuous improvement., • Opportunity to join a well-established manufacturing business., • A varied and influential leadership position., • The chance to shape and improve QHSE performance across the site., • Supportive leadership team and collaborative culture., • Competitive salary and benefits package. If you're passionate about quality, safety, environmental compliance and continuous improvement within manufacturing, we'd love to hear from you. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Job summaryThis is a pivotal digital leadership role responsible for the planning, assurance, and secure delivery of all core digital infrastructure and user support services across Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustMain duties of the jobReporting to the Director of Digital Operations (C

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