Description

Lead. Influence. Drive Safety Excellence.
An exceptional opportunity for an experienced Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Engineer to step into a high-impact, visible role with a global engineering leader. This role is suited for professionals who are ready to apply their HSE expertise, support site safety objectives, foster a strong safety culture, and help implement effective systems that ensure safety, compliance, and business continuity.
This is not a compliance-checking position it is a hands-on technical HSE role with the opportunity to contribute to site improvement initiatives, support the development of a strong safety culture, and work closely with multi-disciplinary colleagues in a high-performance manufacturing environment.
What Youll Gain

• Ownership of site-level HSE programmes and strategy
• Direct exposure to senior operational leadership and cross-functional teams
• Influence over risk controls, compliance, and safety initiatives
• Opportunity to design and lead training, audits, and continuous improvement
• Internationally benchmarked working practices and tools
• A platform for future career progression within a globally recognised engineering environment

Your Impact

• Promote and embed a positive health, safety, and environmental culture
• Design, implement, and manage proactive HSE controls and programmes
• Provide technical expertise and coaching to manufacturing, engineering, and facilities teams
• Lead risk and environmental aspect identification, as well as root cause analysis and corrective actions
• To support with HSE legal compliance and audits
• Lead training and internal communications on hazard prevention and safe working practices
• Ensure adherence to internal standards and the latest regulatory requirements
• Coach and develop others in safe behaviours, technical compliance, and HSE innovation

Youll Bring

• Degree or equivalent in Health, Safety, Environmental or STEM discipline
• NEBOSH HS Diploma required, ISO 14 or 45 preferred, and preferred environmental certification.
• Proven experience designing and implementing HSE programmes in manufacturing, engineering, or comparable technical environments
• Strong knowledge of industrial safety standards, risk control hierarchy, and regulatory frameworks
• Skilled in root cause analysis, incident investigation, and HSE management systems
• Collaborative and pragmatic communicator able to partner with all levels from the shop floor to senior leadership
• Data-driven mindset with experience using audit findings and metrics to drive continual improvement
• Courage and influence to challenge, educate, and set standards within a high-accountability environment

Additional Information

• Standard daytime office hours, Monday-Thursday 8am-4:30pm, Friday 8am-1:30pm
• Initial travel required (up to 20% in first 34 months for training), then fully based onsite

If you are an experienced HSE professional who is motivated to contribute to site safety, support a strong safety culture, and drive continuous improvement, we would be pleased to hear from you for a confidential conversation.