As an HSE Officer in Veghel, you will help strengthen the safety culture and improve environmental performance at a production site. You will coordinate HSE processes, support audits and turn data and risks into practical improvements.
About the role
At our client company in Veghel, you will help develop and maintain HSE standards at a production site. You will support departments in complying with laws and regulations, improve safety and environmental performance, and strengthen the safety culture. You will work with production, engineering, facilities management and the QHSE team. You will also coordinate with local and international stakeholders and remain visible on the shop floor.
Key responsibilities
- Coordinate and improve HSE processes and support the development and implementation of the site’s HSE approach.
- Advise departments on health, safety and environmental matters.
- Follow up actions arising from risk assessments, audits, inspections and incidents.
- Organise safety walks, meetings and HSE communications.
- Lead or support initiatives relating to waste, energy and the environment.
- Prepare and support internal and external audits, including audits for ISO 14001 and ISO 50001.
- Collect, analyse and report HSE data and KPIs; prepare regular reports and dashboards.
- Deliver HSE training and support competence management.
What you bring
- A completed qualification in Middelbare Veiligheidskunde (MVK), Integrated Safety, NEBOSH or a comparable field.
- At least 2 years of experience in an HSE-related role; production or industrial experience is an advantage.
- Knowledge of and experience with HSE management systems and relevant legislation.
- Experience with audits, safety processes and improvement initiatives.
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to turn data into practical improvement actions.
- Good communication skills and the ability to engage stakeholders.
- A hands-on approach and a visible presence on the shop floor.
- Digital skills, including Microsoft Office, SharePoint and Excel.
- Excellent spoken and written Dutch and English.
- An interest in sustainability, safety and organisational development, with an enthusiastic, proactive and collaborative approach.
Working arrangements and offer
- This is a full-time position. Specific weekly hours, any shift pattern and the contract type are not stated.
- Gross monthly salary: €4,300–€5,200.
- Travel expense reimbursement, a pension scheme, and training and professional development opportunities.