Environment, Health and Safety Manager

Walker Cole International
Ipswich
9 months ago
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Walker Cole International is supporting the search for aHealth, Safety and Environment (HSE) Managerto join a leading pharmaceutical manufacturing organisation on the East Coast of England.


This is a key leadership position that offers the opportunity to shape a site-wide HSE culture and lead strategic improvements in safety and compliance.


The successful candidate will join the senior management team and play a critical role in ensuring legal compliance, driving risk reduction initiatives, and embedding a proactive safety-first mindset across operations.


Key Responsibilities for the HSE Manager:

  • Lead the development and execution of the HSE strategy, policies and procedures.
  • Maintain and act upon the site's Legal Register to ensure regulatory compliance.
  • Drive continuous improvement through audits, data analysis, and incident investigations.
  • Coordinate and deliver HSE training and awareness initiatives across all departments.

The successful HSE Manager will have:

  • NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent qualification in occupational health and safety.
  • Strong experience leading HSE in a regulated manufacturing or process environment.
  • Working knowledge of CoSHH, DSEAR, and UK health and safety legislation.
  • Excellent communication, coaching and influencing skills at all business levels.


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