Tricel
Senior HSE Advisor

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The Role
The Senior HSE Advisor will be the lead Health, Safety and Environmental professional on site, responsible for driving compliance, developing a positive behavioural safety culture and supporting operational excellence across a complex manufacturing and installation business. The role will lead day-to-day HSE activities.
Responsibilities
- Lead site Health, Safety and Environmental programmes and continuous improvement activities.
- Drive Behavioral Based Safety (BBS) programmes, SHOCs and employee engagement initiatives.
- Develop and maintain risk assessments, COSHH assessments, RAMS and safe systems of work.
- Lead accident, incident, near miss and dangerous occurrence investigations.
- Manage contractor control, RAMS reviews, permit-to-work systems and installation safety requirements.
- Lead occupational health, health surveillance and occupational monitoring programmes.
- Manage chemical safety systems associated with resins, gel coats, solvents and hazardous substances.
- Lead respiratory protection programmes including face fit testing and PAPR deployment where required.
- Coordinate HSE training, toolbox talks, inductions and manual handling initiatives.
- Monitor KPIs, audits, inspections and corrective actions.
- Act as site leads for regulatory visits, insurer audits and customer inspections.
- Support ISO management systems, environmental compliance and sustainability initiatives.
- Support workplace transport, moving vehicles and manufacturing safety improvement programmes.
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Qualifications And Skills Required
- Suitable and relevant HSE experience within manufacturing, engineering or a similar operational environment.
- Strong experience in COSHH, chemical management, contractor control and RAMS development.
- Experience managing occupational health, health surveillance and workplace exposure monitoring.
- Experience developing behavioral safety and safety culture programmes.
- NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent (essential).
- NEBOSH Diploma desirable or working towards.
- IOSH Membership.
- Face Fit Tester, Manual Handling Instructor, Internal Auditor or Occupational Hygiene qualifications desirable.
What do we offer?
- Hours: 08:30 to 17:00 Monday to Thursday and 08:30 to 16:00 Friday
- Holiday Entitlement: 24 days plus bank holidays
- Excellent development and growth opportunities
- A supportive and collaborative culture
- A fun and dynamic work environment
- Team oriented atmosphere
- Good work/ life balance
- Opportunity to work across countries and cultures
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Health and Wellbeing initiatives
- Free onsite parking
About Tricel
Tricel, a family-run business, was founded in 1973 by Anne Stack and Con Stack. The company began by producing products from glass-reinforced plastics (GRP). It expanded its exports and established manufacturing facilities throughout the UK and Europe by implementing a comprehensive growth strategy in the 1990s and 2000s. The Stack family leads Tricel, which provides market-leading solutions in over 50 countries. Among the markets served by the company are storage tanks, pumps, sewage treatment tanks, construction products, and lubricant distribution. With its headquarters in Killarney, the Tricel Group consists of 15 companies across Europe, including seven manufacturing facilities. The company employs more than 600 people at these locations. The company has grown domestically and internationally by manufacturing locally, exporting, partnering with local distributors, and acquiring companies that enhance its product capabilities and geographical reach. In the next five years, the company’s roadmap for growth will continue to be based on three main pillars: Customer Excellence, Innovation & Sustainability.


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