Safety Engineer

Your mission:

• As a member of the EHS team, you will be responsible for the maintenance and promotion of all Health Safety and topics at our manufacturing site in Scarborough.
• You will be responsible for the site performance on Occupational Health and Safety topics as well as ensuring internal and external compliance with relevant legislation/directives.
• Monitor improvement plans within the site
• Promote and assist management in the development and application of prevention programmes in the plant
• Performs and/or completes, Occupational Health and Safety activities and/or carries out analysis or recording on specific issues.

Your main responsibilities:

• Lead incident research, contractor management, PPE management, Chemical Management, Emergency management processes
• Lead the daily & weekly safety walks and talks as well as risk assessment when request is raised
• Deploy & pilot the occupational risk assessment & site impact assessment
• Work with the SERE leader to propose targets, action plans & resources according to SE guidelines.
• Ensure the existence of Safety control measures for all activities and contribute to their respect (whether for employees, contractors, customers during Factory Acceptance Tests or regular visitors, whether routine or non-routine activities, whether on-site or off-site like intervention at customer sites)
• Ensure the efficiency of the safety walk process at plant management level and follow the on-time completion actions identified
• Maintain the management system for Health & Safety & Environment & Energy (ISO 45001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001)
• Guarantee to the plant manager compliance to regulations in the field of Health & Safety,
• Ensure KPI & communication accuracy to the plant manager and outside the plant (report in Eco online)
• Lead the H&S committee at the site & coordinate the teams
• To provide training to staff at all levels within the plant

What qualifications and experience will make you successful?

• A formal H&S qualification, e.g. NEBOSH, IOSH or equivalent
• Min 3 years applied knowledge and experience in a similar position or within the field of Occupational Health, Safety & Environment
• Experience of working within an engineering and/or manufacturing environment is preferable

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Client-provided location(s): Scarborough, United Kingdom

Job ID: Schneider_Electric-https://careers.se.com/jobs/104249?lang=en-us

Employment Type: FULL_TIME

Posted: 2025-12-16T18:48:48