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EHS & Security Manager

Gillingham, Dorset
1 day ago
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Are you ready to take a strategic leadership role in Environment, Health, Safety & Security (EHSS) at a high-impact COMAH site?
We’re seeking an experienced EHS & Security Manager to join our dynamic team, leading compliance, safety culture, and sustainability initiatives across our Gillingham & Poole facilities.

Key Responsibilities:

As our EHS & Security Manager, you will:



Act as the principal advisor to site leadership on all EHSS matters.

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Lead interactions with regulatory bodies, ensuring compliance and fostering strong relationships.

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Develop, maintain and continuously improve the site’s Safety Management System.

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Monitor and implement changes to local and corporate EHS legislation, policies, and procedures.

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Conduct and support site-wide audits and risk assessments.

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Lead and mentor the EHSS team, developing talent and promoting a proactive safety culture.

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Oversee and report on EHSS KPIs, serious incidents, and accident investigations.

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Drive site sustainability programs and lead COMAH compliance activities.

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Champion business continuity and crisis management processes.

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Actively participate in regional EHSS initiatives and advocacy efforts.

Essential Qualifications & Experience:

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Diploma or equivalent in Occupational Health & Safety or Environmental Management (e.g. IOSH or IEMA).

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Significant demonstrated EHSS experience in chemical or pharmaceutical industries.

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Experience managing EHSS compliance for COMAH sites.

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Strong working knowledge of regulatory frameworks, safety standards, and EHSS systems.

Desirable:

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Degree in a scientific discipline (Chemistry, Biology, Hazardous Waste Management).

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DGSA Qualification.

Key Competencies:

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Effective leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills.

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Proactive, pragmatic, and able to influence across all levels of the business.

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Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office and EHSS data systems.

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Strong analytical and reporting skills.

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Ability to manage complex workloads and mentor others effectively

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