Manage certifications and records for sustainably produced timber, advise project teams, assist with audits and help improve QHSE processes. Permanent employment, 25–40 hours a week in Rotterdam.
The role
As a QHSE Officer for sustainable timber, you manage the FSC, PEFC and STIP certifications and related administration. You contribute to the aim of using only sustainably produced timber in projects and recording its use accurately.
Responsibilities
- Advise project teams during the design phase on supplier selection, certifications and registration.
- Respond to project teams’ questions and assist with internal and external audits.
- Act as a sounding board for project teams across production, development and manufacturing operations.
- Help shape this role and further develop the QHSE function and management system.
- Identify improvement opportunities and work with the team to implement them.
- Inform and train employees on policies and procedures for sustainable timber.
Your profile
- Vocational education at MBO level; this is a mid-level role.
- An interest in sustainable forest management and the relevant regulations.
- A proactive, team-oriented approach and a professional manner.
- Strong communication skills and confidence engaging with a range of stakeholders.
- An accurate, quality-focused approach and a commitment to improvement.
What is offered
- Permanent employment for 25–40 hours per week.
- 35 days of leave.
- An annual training budget of €3,000.
- A 13th-month payment and a bonus scheme.
- A laptop and smartphone.