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Health and Safety Manager

Hertford
5 months ago
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Health and Safety Manager required to join a leading multi-national Hard/Technical Facilities Management company offering expertise and solutions across a range of industries. This includes commercial and corporate, energy, life sciences, utilities, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and more.
Duties will include:
Developing, implementing, and monitoring comprehensive Health and Safety policies, procedures, and programs that align with both company and client requirements.
Conducting risk assessments and safety audits across various client sites, ensuring compliance with legislation, regulations and industry best practices.
Providing expert guidance and support to operational teams, ensuring safe work practices are embedded into daily operations.
Leading incident investigations and root cause analysis, delivering actionable insights and preventative measures to reduce risks.
Delivering training sessions and toolbox talks on Health and Safety best practices, safety standards, and emergency procedures.
Collaborating with clients to address their specific Health and Safety needs, tailoring solutions that enhance safety while optimising operational performance.
Preparing detailed reports and management information on safety performance, KPIs and compliance, ensuring continuous improvement.
Experience
Minimum of 2-3 years’ experience in a Health and Safety role within a technical facilities management environment.
Qualifications
NEBOSH Diploma is essential.
Additional Health and Safety qualifications and certifications are desirable

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