Support quality, occupational health and safety, and environmental management in Vriezenveen through audits, site inspections and project-team guidance. The role is 16–24 hours a week, with the option to increase to a maximum of 37 hours by combining it with project administration.
The role
As a QHSE officer at our client company, you will be the point of contact for quality, occupational health and safety, and environmental matters. You will maintain and improve relevant policies, keep certifications up to date, and contribute ideas for improvements and possible new certification schemes. You will support project teams during project preparation and delivery.
Responsibilities
- Draft and update policy documents, reports and forms.
- Identify and assess workplace risks, prepare risk inventories and evaluations (RI&Es), and propose suitable measures.
- Conduct internal audits, workplace inspections and Safety Walks at project sites; act as the contact for external audits.
- Organize QHSE meetings and toolbox talks. Coordinate training on safety, quality and environmental matters with HR.
- Track and digitize records and reports on toolbox talks, workplace inspections, incidents and near misses.
- Follow up on actions and support project teams with QHSE matters.
What you bring
- MBO+ or HBO work-and-thinking level, supported by completed education at that level.
- Completed MVK training, or willingness to obtain the qualification.
- Knowledge of ISO 9001, the two-star VCA standard and the CO2 Performance Ladder.
- Experience with internal and external audits.
- Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office and a category B driving licence.
- Affinity with the agricultural sector is an advantage.
- An independent, proactive approach, with the ability to maintain an overview and spot improvements.
- Analytical and problem-solving skills, with good written and verbal communication.
Hours and offer
The QHSE duties are 16–24 hours per week. Combined with project administration, the role can be extended to a maximum of 37 hours per week. Specific working times and any shift pattern have not been stated.
Salary is based on the applicable collective agreement; no specific amount is provided. You will have the freedom and responsibility to shape and further develop a practical QHSE management system. A laptop and mobile phone are provided, and you can take part in an employee social association.