The Site EHS Manager advises on EHS matters, implements EHS management systems, conducts audits, monitors compliance, and promotes a positive EHS culture across manufacturing facilities.
What you will do
The Site EHS Manager provides advice and support on Environmental, Health and Safety matters to Operational Managers and stakeholders to ensure compliance with relevant legislation. They implement the company's EHS management system and best practices across all manufacturing/fabrication facilities, including field visits to installation projects within their scope.
This position reports directly to the UK&I EHS Business Partner and is based in the UK&I (Dublin).
How you will do it
- Serve as a subject matter expert to operational management and develop formal annual plans to drive continuous improvement
- Present EHS data in regular meetings with business unit leaders and management teams
- Support workplace risk assessment and control, identify compliance gaps, and provide solutions
- Build and maintain effective relationships with clients, managers, supervisors, employee representatives, and key stakeholders
- Monitor legal compliance and establish effective procedures to address any weaknesses promptly
- Support the development and maintenance of a comprehensive EHS management system
- Identify and address EHS training needs
- Address audit findings from internal, external, and self-audits to ensure effective resolution
- Manage the facility's internal audit program and track action item completion
- Generate reports on EHS data, analyze trends, and lead EHS initiatives
- Conduct regular operational team walks to provide support and solve problems
- Visit installation project sites to meet contractual obligations and address issues as needed
- Document site visits thoroughly and escalate identified issues internally and externally
- Attend safety council/committee and management meetings to ensure proper action on key issues
- Investigate serious workplace incidents, determine root causes, and prepare detailed reports
- Work with enforcing authorities on investigations and enforcement actions to minimize company risk
- Participate in Compliance forums to stay current with best practices and industry developments
- Oversee environmental aspects through compliance calendars and management systems
- Review contractor processes to ensure they meet company EHS standards and performance targets
What we look for
- IOSH membership at Graduate level minimum (CMIOSH preferred)
- Degree or equivalent in Environmental Health and Safety Management or similar (preferred)
- 3–5 years minimum EHS experience in large manufacturing/fabrication settings (multi-site experience preferred)
- Experience implementing EHS Management Systems and procedures
- Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills
- Results-driven with strong initiative
- Excellent communication skills
- Team-oriented mindset
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