QHSE Manager; Electronics

• QHSE Manager (Electronics)
• Home-based (UK-wide)
• £65,000 per year (+ 15% bonus + excellent company benefits package)

Our client is on the lookout for a Health and Safety Manager, to lead in the development and delivery of strategic plans and objectives across their framework for health, safety, environmental and quality management.

This role will have a focus on Quality Management (60%) for a range of electronic products and systems, so the ideal candidate will be familiar with NPI (New Product Introduction) into highly regulated markets (defence, telecoms, highways).

Extensive exposure to Quality Management systems, ISO 9001 requirements and quality processes is a must for this high-impact, high-profile role.

• Able to maintain and continuously improve Quality Management Systems (QMS) in line with ISO 9001 requirements.
• Proven ability to develop, write and implement SHEQ policies effectively.
• Skills in auditing and personnel management an in managing health and safety metrics.
• Excellent communication, engagement and leadership abilities.
• Strong knowledge of relevant ISO standards (45001, 14001, 9001, 27001).
• Relevant QHSE related qualifications (IOSH, NEBOSH, CQP, CQI, IRCA, etc.).

• Ensure that all activities conducted are consistent with Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental policies and procedures.
• Develop, write and implement SHEQ policies to ensure compliance with legislation, industry standards and client requirements.
• Ensure that SHEQ Management systems are in place and oversee updates and improvements to the systems.
• Provide expert SHEQ guidance to project teams, subcontractors and stakeholders.
• Ensure that complete records are maintained for health, safety and environmental audits and inspections, health surveillance records, accident reports and statistics are compiled.

Please contact James here at ISR Recruitment to learn more about client leading the way across some of the UK s leading transport technology projects working as a QHSE Manager that is home-based in the UK?