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Location: Carlisle (with international travel)
Salary: Up to £60K DOE 
Contract: Full-time, Permanent

Overview:
We are actively seeking a Projects Health & Safety Manager to lead all aspects of health and safety across global engineering projects for a major process engineering organisation. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with extensive H&S experience to drive initiatives on international projects and be a key part of a growing team. You’ll ensure compliance, lead audits, and promote a zero-incident culture across all sites worldwide.

The H&S Manager will be home based with global travel but would need to have a presence in the Carlisle office also

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and implement robust health & safety procedures and documentation for global project sites.
Conduct audits, inspections, and investigations, ensuring adherence to H&S standards.
Lead and grow the H&S team to support expanding global projects.
Provide detailed H&S reports to senior management and executives.
Drive a zero-incident culture and employee well-being across all projects.
Liaise with external authorities, legal teams, and customers on all H&S matters.
Oversee compliance with CDM regulations and manage H&S aspects across all project phases.
Provide ongoing H&S training to service and project personnel.Requirements:

Degree in Health & Safety or NEBOSH Diploma.
Chartered Member of IOSH (or working towards it).
10+ years of experience in a senior H&S role within large-scale engineering or process projects.
Strong leadership and team development skills.
In-depth knowledge of CDM regulations and industry standards.
Willingness to travel internationally (35-45%).What’s on Offer:

Competitive salary based on experience.
25 days holiday plus bank holidays.
Contributory pension scheme.
Discretionary annual bonus.
Death in service benefit.
On-site parking and Employee Assistance Programme.Interested?
If you’re a dedicated H&S professional looking for your next challenge in an exciting, global role, we want to hear from you! Apply today to take the next step in your career

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