Environment, Health and Safety Manager

Role Overview
We are currently recruiting for a QHSE Advisor to join our passionate and driven team based in itinerant. To help OCS develop and maintain a positive approach to QHSE by coaching, supporting, advising, and guiding senior managers and operational teams in relation to QHSE matters. Influence behavior and coach others to deliver the QHSE Management System. Deliver a risk-based QHSE audit program and to carry out accident and incident investigations (as directed).
Key Responsibilities:
Functional
To help up-skill operational management so that their QHSE competence, confidence, and abilities are enhanced.
To participate in policy and process review to help achieve simplicity of access, easy understanding, and full implementation.
To communicate proactively on QHSE issues and, as requested, prepare reports, bulletins, and briefs to promote learning.
To react to emerging challenges and adapt as necessary.
To support delivery of QHSE strategic objectives and initiatives targeted at continual QHSE improvement.
To support the business to manage effectively QHSE matters and to be capable of taking appropriate and timely corrective action when required.
To carry out QHSE audits, to be completed to an agreed schedule, in order to identify nonconformance and advise upon corrective actions.
To carry out accident and incident investigations (as directed) and produce reports with recommendations in conjunction with management to facilitate corrective and preventative action.
To provide competent advice and support to the business to assist adverse event investigation and proactive follow-up of lessons learned.
To liaise, as required, with any enforcement authority (e.g. HSE, EHO) carrying out an investigation involving OCS and to co-ordinate any requests from that authority.
To represent the QHSE Team at meetings providing specialist knowledge and guidance on compliance and resilience activities.
To give credibility to the role by actively building effective working relationships with customers and key stakeholders.
To keep up to date with new legislation and industry initiatives to ensure maintenance of CPD.
To work collaboratively and constructively with other members of the QHSE Team to ensure a consistent and seamless delivery of QHSE support across OCS.
General
Avoid conflict of interests between personal interests and the interests of the UK & Ireland group.
Exercise independent judgment, reasonable care, skill, and diligence when carrying out their duties.
Act in good faith and promote the long-term success of each company within the UK & Ireland group for the benefit of all members and wider stakeholders.
Adhere to and promote the UK & Ireland group’s policies on equality & diversity, information security, health and safety, and data protection in the performance of their duties.
Support and promote the UK & Ireland group’s sustainability plans and policies, including the Carbon Management Plan, and carry out duties in a resource-effective way, recognizing the shared responsibility of minimizing negative environmental impacts wherever possible.
About You:
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK
Necessary:
General secondary education with a high level of numeracy and literacy
NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety (or equivalent)
TECH IOSH status
Detailed and comprehensive knowledge of Health and Safety compliance and statutory requirements placed on the business.
Extensive practical safety management and delivery experience, preferably in a services, manufacturing, industrial or engineering environment.
A working knowledge of environmental law is preferred.
A proven history of working in relevant industry sectors is important combined with specialist knowledge of services e.g. hard services, cleaning, working at height, security, catering, logistics, grounds maintenance, cleansing, aviation and transport, facilities management.
A credible level of experience in investigating significant events and in dealing with enforcement agencies.
A good knowledge and understanding of civil claims and criminal enforcement.
Combined with the hands-on delivery required in this role is strategic project work. Therefore, an analytical approach to problem-solving and decision making is essential.
Able to operate and communicate competently with any level of customer within both the internal and external client organization.
The ability to demonstrate proactive customer relationship management and effective relationship building is essential.
Confident when dealing with the enforcing authorities.
Seek to create a “Just Culture” model learning from mistakes.
Behaves in an ethical and sustainable way in all they do
Full UK driver's license
Desirable:
NEBOSH Level 6 National Diploma for Occupational Health and Safety Management Professionals (or equivalent)
Be committed to performance excellence.
Seek to be motivational and encouraging.
Have open and transparent communications.
Create constructive and respectful relationships.
Recognize that diversity and difference are assets.
Demonstrate a consistently positive attitude to work.
Seek to ensure all staff are treated fairly.
Core Expectations:
Show flexibility in working arrangements to ensure that a high level of service is delivered.
Self-motivated and able to work effectively in a fast-paced environment
Have a positive and focused attitude when dealing with all colleagues
Be able to take personal responsibility
Have a flexible and positive attitude towards work
Be keen to continuously improve own learning and development
Support and embed the UK & Ireland group’s corporate values.
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