EHS Manager - UK Wide

TSL
england, united kingdom, united kingdom
1 week ago
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Position - EHS Manager

Location: Various project sites across the UK - must be willing to travel


TSL - About Us

TSL is a leading international technical engineering and construction partner operating across the UK, Ireland, and Mainland Europe. We focus on design and build contracts for end user clients, specialising in the Food, Pharmaceutical, Logistics, Data Centre and Advanced Manufacturing sectors.


TSL is committed to creating the spaces that enable the fourth industrial revolution, whilst ensuring we leave a positive environmental and social legacy for communities across the world. Our team work with our valued clients and supply chain partners to create a simple agenda concentrated on getting things done. Above all, we are focused on delivering first class projects, executed efficiently, without compromising on safety or quality.



About the Opportunity

TSL’s continued growth has created a range of exciting new opportunities across Mainland Europe, UK, & Ireland.


  • We want big-picture thinkers who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves, refusing to settle for 'good enough' and pushing for great each time.


As a EHS Manager You will be responsible for visibly implementing high standards of environmental, health & safety compliance, and its related concrete batching operations & satellite operational locations along with the maintenance, update & implementation of the company EHS management systems.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Maintain, update & implement the Rockland Concrete business management systems (9001, 14001, 45001) in line with related TSL Group systems providing required support to the TSL group internal and external audits.
  • Initiate & implement the company’s EHS policies to prevent injury, ill health, damage, pollution & waste.
  • Promote the company EHS policies & ensure that they are brought to the attention of all employees.
  • Understand statutory requirements affecting the company’s operations & maintain the business unit legal register.
  • Undertake/ record regular EHS safety inspections/ audits for all Rockland Concrete offices & operational sites.
  • Provide feedback to the Project Director, & Head of EHS (UK) on EHS performance statistics.
  • Ensure all actions from previous reports are suitably closed out with identified responsibilities & timescales.
  • Take appropriate intervention action with any staff failing to satisfactorily discharge their EHS responsibilities.
  • Undertake incident/ accident investigations & compile suitable reports and statistics in a timely manner.
  • Maintain Project Site training compliance and ensure all staff are provided with relevant training. • Ensure Project site operatives & sub-contractors have a comprehensive site-specific safety induction.
  • Ensure all projects have suitable welfare & site setup facilities, compliant with legal requirements. • Ensure that up-to-date statutory safety notices are displayed at all relevant office & operational locations.
  • Ensure requirement permits to work are completed correctly & suitable for the tasks to be undertaken.
  • Ensure COSHH related items are stored in suitable containers & pose no risk to the environment. • Produce, review and update risk & method statements and ensure they are suitable for operational tasks.


Skills and Experience Required:

  • NEBOSH General Certificate/ NEBOSH Construction Certificate/ NEBOSH Diploma advantageous)
  • In-date CSCS Card reflecting relevant occupational qualification
  • Experience in an aggregates-based industry (ready mix/ concrete batching advantageous)
  • Environmental qualification is desirable (i.e. IEMA Certificate in Environmental Management)
  • Full, clean driving licence
  • Sound knowledge of, and ability to interpret UK Health and Safety Legislation
  • Excellent Communication Skills and ability to communicate at all levels
  • Effective time management and logical decision-making ability
  • Capability to work effectively in fast-paced environments, prioritise workloads Additional
  • Full UK wide travel to Project site locations
  • Chartered Membership of IOSH (Membership registration and committed route to Chartership if not held)

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