Vectis Recruitment
Facilities Engineering & EHS Manager

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Our client is a leading manufacturing company supplying advanced engineering components to the Aerospace, Automotive & High Technology Sectors. Due to continued growth and expansion, they have a new vacancy for a EHS & Facilities Engineering Manager to join the team. You will be responsible for developing and maintaining the Health & Safety management systems, managing facilities maintenance and identifying areas for improvement across the plant.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and manage Environmental, Health & Safety activities across the site, ensuring compliance with company and regulatory requirements.
- Oversee the facilities maintenance of buildings, utilities and site infrastructure.
- Manage facilities maintenance contractors and service providers, ensuring quality, cost, and performance standards are met.
- Identify areas for improvement across the plant and implement changes.
- Conduct risk assessments, inspections and incident investigations, implementing corrective actions where required.
- Evaluate business processes to identify inefficiencies, reduce waste and drive continuous improvement.
- Manage suppliers and control budgets for facilities services.
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- Proven experience in an EHS and/or Facilities Management role within a complex engineering or manufacturing environment.
- Recognized Health & Safety qualification (NEBOSH Diploma, certification or equivalent).
- Strong knowledge of relevant health, safety, and environmental legislation.
- Experience managing contractors, maintenance programs, and facility improvement projects.
- Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing or Continuous Improvement methodologies.
- Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
- Strong organizational and project management abilities.


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- Facilities Manager
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- Maintenance Manager
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- Health & Safety Manager
- EHS Manager
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