SHE Advisor

Huddersfield
2 weeks ago
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A globally leading Pharmaceutical Manufacturer based in the Huddersfield area for looking for an SHE Advisor to join their team!

They are renowned for their commitment to delivering innovative products that add value to the lives of their customers worldwide. With continuous growth driven by ongoing development and investment, it is an exciting time to join their team as an SHE Advisor at their COMAH site.

Salary and Benefits of the SHE Advisor

Annual Salary up to £40,000 (DOE)
Performance Related Annual Bonus
Private Medical Insurance
Competitive Company Pension Scheme
33 Days Annual Leave
Life Assurance Policy
Business & Travel Insurance
Other Benefits Also!

Role of the SHE Advisor

As the SHE Advisor, you will be involved in developing and implementing new Health & Safety focused procedures to promote continuous improvement with regards to Audits, Compliance and other Health & Safety procedures and legislation that is applicable to the site.

You will directly report into the Health & Safety Manager and will be expected to advise, inspect and supervise contractor activity for the site construction and installation project. Additionally, you would be required to both monitor and analyse different works taking place as well as working closely with key service providers of the business.

Key Responsibilities:

To provide advise on relevant regulation and compliance to the different departments based on site.
To act as a subject matter expert within Health, Safety and Environment in all related areas in order to support different teams, supervisors and managers.
Lead safety reviews, inspections, audits and accident and investigations.
Successfully work towards site KPI's and to be able to generate KPI's to be monitored towards Health and Safety improvements.
To identify operational training and coaching needs.

Essential Criteria of the SHE Advisor:

A NEBOSH qualification is required
A Degree in a relevant scientific field is required
Strong working knowledge of Process Safety
Vast understanding of COMAH Regulations as well as having worked on a COMAH Site within a Health & Safety role.
Good understanding of both Human Factors and Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental factors.

How to Apply: If this position of the SHE Advisor sounds like something that could be of interest, submit your CV to apply direct

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