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Director Environment Health Safety

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Company: Leading Manufacturing Organisation
Role: Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Director
Location: UK Wide
Salary and Package: £108,000 - £162,000 per annum + £8K car allowance, with significant bonus
This is a unique and incredible opportunity to have full creative control in the design and implementation of HS&E following a large scale acquisition. To lead Health, Safety and Environment across a complex, high risk manufacturing organisation boasting 30+ manufacturing and logistics sites across the UK.
- Opportunity to shape the HSE function from the ground up
- Full ownership of Environment and sustainability agenda
- Build and lead a team of 7, offering mentorship and coaching
- Present regularly at Board level covering Health, Safety, Environment (performance, strategy and risk).
- Comprehensive Internal and external stakeholder management
- Have a platform to shape strategy and ensure the business is future fit
- Offering a steady hand, guiding the business through significant transformational changes following a recent acquisition
- Building a robust and solid, culture, risk and governance framework to set them up for success and help to facilitate the organisation to become a FTSE 100 business.
- Take the business through a cultural change journey towards interdependency
- Able to highlight and predict current and future risks to ensure the business is fully prepared and protected
- Establish a robust and comprehensive crisis management plan
- Full budget accountability
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- Strong people manager, to lead them to future success
- Who can be both strategic and operational/hands on when required
- Driven and proactive
- A practical leader who can communicate with gravitas
- Winner of Hearts and minds, who can support coach and mentor
- Support, create learning opportunities
- Roll up their sleeves and not afraid to get stuck in


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Qualifications and Background:
- NEBOSH Diploma, or equivalent
- Environment Management Qualification / ISEP
- Multisite, FMCG manufacturing or general manufacturing background
- Experience within lean and manual production processes
- Proven, competent leader who has previously held a Director title
- Knows what excellent safety practice looks like
For more information, please reach out to Sophia at HSE Recruitment Network.
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