As HSE Manager, you will help build a safe and healthy industrial production environment in Veenendaal. You will develop HSE procedures, assess risks and lead audits and safety initiatives. The role is 36 hours per week, with a gross monthly salary of €4,500–€5,800.
The role
As HSE Manager, you will help maintain a safe, healthy and environmentally responsible workplace in an industrial production setting in Veenendaal. You will develop and improve HSE policy and work to reduce risks to people and the environment. You will assess work methods, machinery and production lines, advise on occupational health and safety, and collaborate with teams such as Production, Supply Chain, HR, Maintenance, Quality and Procurement.
What you’ll do
- Analyse, develop, update and implement HSE policies, procedures and systems, including those related to ISO 45001.
- Conduct risk analyses, update the risk inventory and evaluation (RI&E), and develop and implement improved procedures and work instructions.
- Organise and carry out periodic safety inspections, audits, toolbox talks and information sessions; report incidents and maintain records and processes in line with requirements.
- Build employees’ HSE awareness and ownership, guide prevention officers and support safe working practices.
- Coordinate the workplace emergency response organisation (BHV) and organise evacuation drills.
- Monitor compliance with requirements on waste, odour and energy, and liaise with external authorities on environmental permits and supervision.
- Manage HSE audits for customers and provide and process sustainability data, including energy use and carbon footprint.
What you bring
- HBO-level working and thinking, preferably with a completed qualification in a technical field or risk management.
- At least five years of relevant experience in a similar role in an industrial production environment.
- Knowledge of current HSE legislation and relevant standards and requirements, including ISO 45001, the Machinery Directive, personal protective equipment and hazardous substances.
- A workplace emergency response (BHV) certificate or willingness to obtain one.
- Excellent command of Dutch and English.
- Strong communication and analytical skills, a results-focused approach, initiative and the ability to persuade and engage others.
What’s offered
- Gross monthly salary of €4,500–€5,800 for 36 hours per week, depending on experience.
- A 36-hour working week. Hybrid working is possible two days per week.
- 25 days of annual leave and 8% holiday allowance.
- A pension scheme with two-thirds covered by the employer (CAO Zoetwaren).
- Career development opportunities and professional training, courses and programmes.