EHS – Health, Safety, Security & Environment Manager

Overview

In this role you will lead EHS and security governance for the PACE program, embedding robust risk management and compliance. You will collaborate with delivery teams to foster a proactive safety and environmental culture and ensure effective assurance and reporting. You will drive incident learning and continuous improvement, translating legislation into practical controls. This position offers the chance to shape safety leadership across a major engineering program within a global, regulated environment.

Responsibilities

• Lead development and implementation of EHS and security arrangements across PACE with clear accountability
• Establish and maintain robust management processes, procedures and controls for compliance and risk management
• Promote visible safety leadership and a proactive safety culture with workforce engagement
• Provide assurance, performance monitoring and reporting on risks and compliance
• Oversee incident reporting, investigation and lessons learned with corrective actions
• Coordinate security and environmental management activities ensuring compliance with obligations
• Build strong stakeholder relationships with clients, partners and internal teams to standardize EHS and security
• Support mobilisation and operational readiness by establishing EHS and security plans and assurance arrangements before delivery

Key requirements

• A relevant STEM degree (minimum 2:1) or equivalent qualifications
• Chartered membership of a relevant professional body or equivalent experience in EHS management
• Typically 10 years’ operational experience in health, safety, security and environmental management
• Proven experience leading health and safety teams and embedding risk management
• Strong knowledge of EHS legislation, standards and management systems
• Experience in assurance, auditing, performance monitoring and corrective actions
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills to influence senior leaders and partners

• leadership
• stakeholder management
• communication
• EHS legislation knowledge
• risk management and assurance
• incident investigation and learning

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