Marlin Environmental Services
Operations Support Lead

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Operations Support Manager
Location: Farlington, Portsmouth
Position Type: Permanent, full-time
Compensation: Competitive salary plus benefits
About the Role
Marlin Environmental is seeking a confident and capable Operations Support Lead to join our team. This is a pivotal role where you’ll lead operations, manage projects, and ensure compliance across our commercial division.
We’re looking for someone with resilience, strong leadership skills, and a thorough knowledge of the industry to help us deliver excellence to our customers and achieve company objectives.
More about the role:
- Lead and supervise the Marlin Commercial SE team, ensuring efficient use of personnel and resources.
- Plan, organise, and oversee projects in line with Marlin Environmental Services Quality Procedures.
- Ensure compliance with Health & Safety and waste management regulations, working closely with the SHEQ team.
- Conduct site inspections, risk assessments, surveys, and reports to maintain high standards of safety and quality.
- Investigate and record incidents, accidents, and complaints, identifying hazards and reducing risks.
- Chair meetings, toolbox talks, and ensure accurate completion of documentation to customer satisfaction.
- Collaborate with other teams across the business and E&E group to deliver joint projects and maximise resource utilisation.
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