Work on occupational safety, food safety, environmental protection and quality at a production site in Ede. Day shift, 32–40 hours per week, with responsibilities spanning management systems, risk assessments, audits and improvement.
The role
As an HSE Officer at a production site in Ede, you maintain and update procedures and requirements for occupational health and safety, food safety, environmental protection and quality. You support the coordination, promotion, evaluation and improvement of these areas to help ensure compliance with legislation and customer specifications. You work with colleagues across the organization.
Responsibilities
- Identify and assess hazards, risks and opportunities, and set actions in motion.
- Keep management systems up to date and manage the digital handbook.
- Identify and report deviations from policy and existing risk assessments, and initiate improvements.
- Follow up on root-cause analysis, resolution and improvement cycles for incidents, unsafe situations and customer complaints.
- Help carry out the statutory Risk Inventory and Evaluation (RI&E) and prepare the associated action plan.
- Monitor and evaluate KPIs and objectives, and check the effectiveness of control measures.
- Organize and guide internal, customer and certification audits.
- Advise employees, management and the works council on occupational health and safety.
- Promote safety awareness through training, workshops and toolbox meetings.
What you bring
- At least MBO+ work-and-thinking level.
- Experience with Dutch laws and regulations; experience in a food-safe production environment is an advantage.
- A proactive, analytical approach and attention to detail, with the ability to switch quickly between organizational levels.
- Strong reporting and documentation skills for HSE matters.
- Strong verbal and written communication, with the ability to translate legislation into clear, practical procedures.
- A strong focus on safety and quality, the ability to anticipate issues, and an eye for hidden defects.
- Knowledge of safety and quality standards and systems, such as ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 9001 and FSSC 22000, is an advantage.
Schedule and offer
The role is in the day shift for 32–40 hours per week; part-time arrangements are open for discussion. Salary is tailored to your background and experience.
- 24 days of annual leave and 11.5 ADV (additional leave) days, with no fixed ADV days or summer shutdown.
- 8% holiday allowance and attractive profit-sharing.
- A wellbeing budget, for example for a sports subscription, running shoes or support from a dietitian, physiotherapist or lifestyle coach.
- A tax-advantaged bicycle scheme and the option to join a collective health insurance plan.
- Travel allowance for commutes of 10 km or more.
- Training opportunities for personal and professional development.