In Edam, work 24 hours a week on quality, occupational health and safety, and the environment. Advise colleagues, investigate incidents and drive improvements. Six-month temporary contract; €3,700–€5,200 per month based on a 40-hour week.
The role
As a QHSE Officer with the client company, you are responsible for quality, occupational health and safety, and environmental matters. You advise and coach management and colleagues in the field, in the office and in the warehouse. You help develop a stronger safety culture and turn opportunities to improve safety and sustainability into practical changes.
- Prepare safety, health and environmental plans, risk inventories and assessments, and emergency response plans.
- Deliver briefings and training on safety and health, helping colleagues raise their awareness.
- Investigate incidents and document findings in reports.
- Identify and implement process improvements that support safer and more sustainable working practices.
- Advise management and engage colleagues in improvement work.
What you bring
- A level of thinking equivalent to Dutch HBO (higher professional education).
- Experience in a similar role.
- A strong interest in safety and sustainability.
- A proactive, innovative and results-oriented approach.
- The ability to inform, inspire and engage colleagues.
- Experience introducing sustainability certifications is a plus.
What is offered
- The role is based in Edam, North Holland.
- A temporary six-month contract, with the possibility of permanent employment if there is a good match.
- 24 hours per week, with flexible working hours and options to work from home.
- Salary of €3,700–€5,200 per month, depending on knowledge and experience, based on a 40-hour working week.
- 27 days of annual leave and 13 additional days off, based on a 40-hour working week.
- A company car, laptop and phone.
- A meaningful role with considerable freedom, independence and responsibility.
- Supportive colleagues and development opportunities, including training.
- A profit-sharing arrangement.