Health & Safety Manager

Health & Safety Manager

Are you an experienced Health and Safety Manager looking for your next move with a market-leading manufacturing company?

Hatched Talent Solutions is partnering with a leading Global manufacturer, and we are looking for an experienced, Health and Safety Manager to join our partners based in the GL area for 25 hours per week, permanently.

Health & Safety ManagerJob Purpose

The primary purpose of the Health and Safety Manager is to ensure a safe working environment by implementing and maintaining effective health and safety policies and procedures.

Health & Safety ManagerResponsibilities:

Create and enforce health and safety plans according to legal guidelines.

Regularly inspect facilities to ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Evaluate practices, procedures, and facilities to assess risk and adherence to the law.

Provide safety training to employees to promote a culture of safety.

Investigate accidents and incidents to determine causes and recommend preventive measures.

Ensure the organisation complies with safety regulations.

Maintain records of safety-related incidents and provide reports to management.

Develop and implement health and safety policies and procedures.

Liaise with employees, subcontractors, and suppliers on health and safety matters.

Ability to identify hazards and implement corrective measures.

Effectively communicate safety guidelines to a diverse workforce.

Develop solutions to improve safety conditions.

Experience & Competencies

Knowledge of Safety Regulations: Familiarity with relevant health and safety laws and standards.

NEBOSH Diploma: A recognised qualification in health and safety

Personal Skills

• Be self-motivated and capable of prioritising your own workload.
• Good analytical skills.
• To be happy getting involved to a hands on level if required.
• Able to lead and motivate corrective action teams from the front.
• Be able to communicate with employees at all levels.
• Be a strong character and not be afraid to question current thinking.