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Job Title - EHS Engineer Job Type - Full Time Onsite Salary Range - 44000 - 46000 EURO About the role The EHS Engineer will to build effective relationships and promote a positive culture by ensuring that all plant associates work within a healthy, safe, sustainable, and compliant environment. As the EHS Engineer, you will report to the site EHS Lead. Additionally, you will work closely with the Corporate EHS and Sustainability teams to forge strong relationships and positively represent the plant. Main responsibilities will include: • To assist all levels of management in implementing and maintaining the standards required of the health and Safety at work act, all other codes of practice and relevant standards., • Establish appropriate processes and controls to ensure that the site will maintain ISO14001 certification including leading Environmental Management reviews., • Act as the key contact and facilitator for external visits and audits from relevant agencies, i.e. HSE, Environmental Consultants, the Environment Agency, and Plymouth City Council., • Report internally (plant & Corporate) and externally as appropriate the site’s environmental impact including utilities, energy, water, and waste management., • Act as the key contact and provider of information in support of any Employers Liability or Public Liability claims, • Carry out risk assessments on assembly equipment new and old ensuring that the safety and wellbeing of associates is not compromised., • Participate in Business Team meetings; provide functional data, support and advice., • Create COSHH Risk assessments and maintain the sites COSHH Risk Assessment database., • Actioning the findings of COSHH Risk Assessments and working with departmental leads to ensure suitable and sufficient control measures are implemented and maintained., • Conduct internal and external EHS audits in conjunction with departmental representatives and tracking any remedial work to completion. Environmental audits to ISO14001 requirements., • Utilize data to analyze Near Miss and incidents and identify areas of concern., • Identify the need for and carry out Health and Safety training with all associates, both at the recruitment stage and in-line with ongoing job function requirements., • Writing and maintaining safety procedures with regards to manufacturing equipment, chemical handling, workplace transport, manual handling and contractor management., • Assist with accident, incident and near miss investigations, offering advice and best practice solutions where appropriate., • Keep up to date with new legislation and maintain a working knowledge of all functional legislation., • Report unsafe occurrences and incidents to the HSE, EA, BDX and other notifiable bodies as and when required., • Assist with the introduction of new machinery, processes, and equipment by confirming all hazards are identified and mitigated and ensuring the continued safety of associates., • Attending Blitz activities, waste events, and safety committees as a representative of the EHS department, offering advice where it is appropriate and clarifying legislative requirements., • Review and approve the relevant sections of Change Control documentation. About you: • Achieved a BSc or BEng in a Health & Safety discipline., • Obtained a NEBOSH, IOSH or NVQ H&S qualification or equivalent experience is essential., • Health, safety and environmental experience within a diverse high volume manufacturing organization., • Detailed understanding of legal compliance and proven experience as a trained Auditor., • Excellent communication skills and the ability to build working relationships with people at all levels., • A working knowledge of manufacturing equipment and their ancillary items, the installation and subsequent evaluation for hazards and risks of this equipment., • Strong IT skills with the ability to learn new software and proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and tools., • Project management and / or team leadership experience is distinct advantage., • Hold a recognized and relevant Engineering qualification is a distinct advantage.

A global consultancy is seeking experienced Programme Directors to join its expanding team delivering major infrastructure programmes across sectors including civil infrastructure, data centres, defence, and energy. These specific permanent roles are available on a hybrid basis and will focus on huge infrastructure projects in the defence and nuclear sectors, working in partnership with clients to ensure successful programme delivery - you'll be acting as the key interface between the client and the construction partners. If you have a proven track record delivering complex, high-value construction / infrastructure programmes (£250m+ as a minimum, ideally £1bn+), such as Crossrail, Hinkley Point C, or Thames Tideway this could be the role for you. You'll bring deep experience in at least some of the following - programme leadership, governance, risk management, project controls, commercial / contract management (NEC3 / NEC4) and stakeholder engagement within complex environments. In return, you'll join a world-class consultancy offering access to landmark projects and a truly competitive remuneration package - please ask for details. If you're ready to take on the challenge of shaping some of the UK's most significant infrastructure programmes as a Programme Director, please send through your CV by clicking the 'apply now' button. TPBN1_UKTJ