enfinium
Health, Safety and Environmental Manager

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What you will be doing
This is a very exciting new opportunity to join enfinium and the Kelvin team at its infancy throughout the end of construction and see the site through commissioning and into being an operational EfW.
As you will be joining the team prior to the site being operational this gives you a unique advantage to build your own team and help shape the culture of the future workforce.
About Kelvin
Kelvin is an energy from waste facility in Sandwell West Midlands in construction, which was granted planning consent in September 2019 and acquired from developer Verus Energy in 2021. When operational, it will divert 395,000 tonnes of non-recyclable household and business waste from landfill or export overseas. Instead, it will use residual waste to generate 44MW (gross) of renewable baseload energy per annum, equivalent to the needs of more than 95,000 UK homes.
Role Overview
As Health, Safety and Environmental Manager you will a tremendous amount of value to Kelvin by actively promoting health and safety culture, embedding behavioural safety and as the Environmental Manager you will be responsible for liaising with third parties such as the local council and the Environmental agency.
Responsibilities
- Manage compliance of the Environmental Management System, including but not limited to conducting internal audits, external facility audits, developing and reviewing policies, procedures and supporting documentation.
- Positively influences thinking and behaviours so that the site personnel engage, promote and understand the benefits of good HS practice.
- Manage the delivery and reporting of the environmental monitoring programme for the Waste to Energy facility, ensuring all regulatory and management reports are produced as required under the Environmental Permit and other regulatory reporting requirements.
- Prepares site monthly, quarterly, and annual Health, Safety and Environmental / (Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance) (ESG) and KPI reporting to the SHEQ Senior Management team ensuring all targets are recorded, monitored, and achieved within regulated timescales.
- Drive and supports business ownership of Health and Safety reporting, investigations and effective monitoring.
- Responsible for the compliance of all permit application specifications, including landscape and biodiversity management plans.
- Assists site Management team in managing a Safe System of Work (SSOW) and Permit To Work (PTW) system for general site safety and safety from the system across the facility.
- Responsible for ensuring all environmental regulatory requirements and monitoring routines for the Waste to energy facility are met, which will include but is not limited to; ESA protocol for IBA, QAL2, QAL3 & AST for CEMS, extractive monitoring and water discharges off site.
- Perform root cause analysis on incidents and follow up company wide with relevant toolbox talks to ensure the incident/issues are not repeated on Kelvin and the other enfinium assets.
- Review and analyse data daily to identify trends and any potential defects within the plant.
- Be responsible in ensuring the site is conforming to enfinium standards, policies and procedures as well as regulatory standards (ISO standards).
- Complete duty of care routine checks, site inspections and audits to ensure the Waste to energy facility meets its statutory obligations.
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Desirable qualifications
- Ideally BSc or equivalent, in an Environmental or health and safety subject, or extensive experience gained in a regulatory / supervisory role.
- Knowledge of boiler water chemistry and treatment regimes is desirable.
- A keen self-starter with good communication skills and builds constructive and honest working relationships.
- Demonstrable personal commitment to Quality, Health and Safety and promote a culture of continuous improvement.
- Ability to understand engineering aspects of an operational Waste to energy facility and evaluate operational requirements against the level of risk in a reasonably practicable manner.
- Confidentiality and attention to detail are prerequisites for the role.
- Team player with strong influencing and interpersonal skills, including the ability to develop and implement pragmatic solutions to complex problems.
- Contributes to a positive team spirit and enhances plant morale.
- Demonstrates respect and sensitivity for cultural/work style and learning style differences.
- Works ethically and with integrity at all times and requires the same from staff.


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Who are enfinium?
As one of the UK’s leading energy from waste operators, enfinium is supporting our country’s journey to a Net Zero economy. We do this by operating and developing six decarbonisation hubs around the UK, where we use waste that would otherwise go to landfill to generate homegrown energy.
Today, enfinium has an annual waste processing capacity of over 2.3 million tonnes, and a total combined electric generating capacity of 265MW (gross) - enough energy to power more than 500,000 UK homes. enfinium is owned by infrastructure investment funds managed by Igneo Infrastructure Partners.
At enfinium we’re guided by five principles, we use these to make sure we’re not only doing a great job, but we’re doing it in the right and safe way:
- One Team
- Pride Matters
- Safety on Purpose
- Make a positive impact
- Take Ownership
Employee Benefits
As a Company, we really value our employees and as such, offer a generous employee benefits package which includes the following:
- Vitality Private Medical care
- Private Dental Care
- Life Assurance
- Company pension with a 6% company contribution
- EV Car scheme
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Employee Assistance programme
- Uniform provided
- Continuous learning and development through our e-learning portal and access to role-based qualifications
- Decarbonisation powered by waste
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