Support the EHS Manager in all aspects of the Environment, Health and Safety across the Naas site
Reports to:
EHS Manager
Key Responsibilities:
Responsibilities associated with this role include, but are not limited to:
Promote a strong health and safety culture within the workplace through a robust near miss and hazard reporting system. Manage and monitor reporting system with continual
involvement and communication with EHS manager and other department representatives
Manage the audit programme on the site, conduct safety inspections on a regular basis, prepare reports, implement corrective and preventative measures, and liaise with key department representatives to facilitate close out on items highlighted. Assist the EHS manager in preparing for external compliance audits
Identify and schedule new and on-going safety related training requirements, ensuring all mandatory training is reviewed and delivered on time. Develop and distribute health and safety communications, such as toolbox talks and safety alerts to proactively strive for continual improvement. Maintain the training matrix to ensure that all training is correctly documented and recorded
Manage arrangements for emergency preparedness across the site in relation to areas including fire safety, chemical safety, and work-related vehicles
Investigate, record and report accidents, incidents and near-misses promptly, ensuring any corrective actions are implemented without delay
Regularly review and update company risk assessments, safe operating procedures, work instructions, and the company safety statement
Support the engineering department in overseeing the contractor management programme for the site. Deliver training on contractor requirements to all contractor managers, update contractor information and audit approved contractors and their activities. Review relevant safety documentation to ensure compliance with site and legal requirements
Update daily safety management statistics for the senior management team to highlight opportunities for improvement and current trends
Skills / Qualifications / Experience:
3rd level Degree in Health and Safety
Preferably 1-2 years manufacturing experience
Manual Handling Instructor
Train the Trainer
Occupational First Aider
Good communication skills to explain safety procedures and regulations clearly and concisely to people from a wide variety of backgrounds
Proficient in computer applications and MS Office
Ability to work on own initiative or as part of a team
Excellent administrative and literacy skills for compiling and producing reports
Good attention to detail
Firmness and the ability to consult with departmental mangers to enforce the law where necessary
Note: As with all positions, due to the dynamic nature of Arrow Group business, key responsibilities will evolve and change over time. Some travel will be required. Appointment to this role is subject to the candidate’s eligibility to work in Ireland