Aerospace Environmental Health And Safety Manager

Hayes
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Job Type: Aerospace

Start Date: Flexible

Duration: Permanent

Location: Hayes, London (Hybrid)

Salary: Up to £71,000 (Negotiable)

Our client is an industry leading aerospace company, with a global brand and customer database that is focused on excellence and the highest safety standards. They are looking for a skilled and detail-oriented Environmental Health And Safety Manager (EHS) , with a practical mindset, a strong passion for aviation and the strive to produce revolutionary products at the forefront of the role. With the ability to work with cutting edge technology and contribute to the sustainable positive change within the aerospace industry, this job is the ideal opportunity to grow your career to the heights you desire.

Responsibilities:

Implement and maintain ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 standards using LHT management System Pro.
Plan and carry out internal audits to ensure compliance with ISO regulations.
Identify improvement areas from compliance audits.
Provide EHS expertise in risk assessments, training and project consultations.
Oversee and maintain EHS procedures.
Develop and track KPIs to align with business goals.
Investigate EHS incidents and ensure the right preventative course of actions are implemented.
Act as main contact for regulatory bodies, industry groups and stakeholders.

Essential skills, knowledge and experience:

Auditing qualification in ISO 14001 or 45001 is preferable.
Experience in implementing and maintaining ISO 45001 AND 14001, ideally in aviation MRO sector.
Knowledge of COMAH regulations and experience with safety management systems for hazardous sites, including safety report preparation and liaising with authorities.
Strong Management skills, with ability to stay punctual and within budget.
Exceptional communication skills and the ability to engage with stakeholders at all levels.
Strong leadership skills to inspire teams and conduct effective training for employees.
Willing to travel for meetings, training and events.
Have a desire to continuously learn and develop professionally to optimise success.

Benefits of the EHS Manager Role:

Competitive salary.
Strong career development and opportunities to progress.
Skill development.
Bonuses and incentives.
Paid time off.
Retirement and financial benefits.

About us:

Daniel Owen is an established recruitment consultancy specialising in the placement of quality temporary and permanent workers to all roles in the Built Environment. Working with some of the UK's largest and most respected construction, maintenance, and engineering companies.

If you are interested in hearing more about the Environmental Health And Safety Manager role, please contact Josh on (phone number removed)

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