A&A Recycling Services Limited
QHSE Assistant

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A&A Recycling Services Limited
Part of the A.W. Jenkinson group
We operate waste wood recycling sites across the UK, helping businesses manage waste wood through collection, transport, and recycling. We have a growing fleet and, through the wider group, access to a national transport network of 800+ vehicles. Together with associated businesses, the group processes more than 2.2 million tonnes of waste wood a year.
QHSE Assistant
Meriden, Coventry | Full time | On site, with travel to other Midlands sites
You’ll work alongside our QHSE Manager to keep Quality, Health, Safety and Environment standards strong across our sites.
This is a hands-on role. You’ll spend time with operational teams as well as on records, inspections, and testing. The aim is simple: help the business stay compliant, keep people safe, and keep improving how we work.
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What you’ll do
- Support the QHSE Manager with our Quality, Health & Safety, and Environmental systems
- Help with risk assessments, inspections, basic audits, and follow-up on corrective actions
- Support incident reporting and investigations
- Keep safety records, documents, and reports accurate and up to date
- Carry out routine quality testing, including sieve testing and moisture content
- Help with inductions, training records, and day-to-day QHSE admin
- Work with site teams to promote a practical, positive safety and environmental culture
What you’ll need
- IOSH Working Safely or Managing Safely, or equivalent experience/training in H&S or QHSE
- A good grasp of workplace health, safety, and environmental basics
- Strong organisation and attention to detail — records matter in this job
- Confident with Word, Excel, email, and shared drives
- Clear, straightforward communication with site teams and managers
- Comfortable working on an industrial recycling site and wearing PPE
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between sites
- NEBOSH is desirable, not essential. Experience in waste, recycling, logistics, or another operational setting is a plus. What matters most is that you’re proactive, willing to learn, and happy to work alongside the QHSE Manager rather than in the background.


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