SHE Supervisor

Role Overview

This role helps manage the site’s safety, health and environmental systems in a manufacturing environment. You will monitor day-to-day compliance, support training and audits, and coordinate investigations and corrective actions so that risks are identified and addressed promptly.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the planning, rollout and ongoing improvement of site SHE management systems, ensuring facility activities meet applicable safety requirements and Aspen and ISO standards.
• Prepare and maintain SHE materials, including drafting, editing and formatting procedures and other controlled documents.
• Deliver SHE inductions and contribute to other safety, health and environmental training.
• Conduct routine site checks and inspections covering employees, visitors, contractors, equipment and work practices; document findings and recommend corrective actions.
• Prepare SHE reports, track corrective and preventive actions, follow up on monthly close-outs and escalate overdue items.
• Participate in internal audits and support the preparation and completion of the SHE activity calendar and regulatory self-assessment schedule.
• Coordinate incident investigations, monitor implementation of investigation recommendations and report on outstanding actions.
• Arrange SHE committee meetings and chair them when the Head of EHS is unavailable; follow up on agreed actions and deadlines.
• Coordinate SHE service providers, supervise their work and check that reports, licences and permits are submitted as required.
• Verify that fire equipment inspections are completed by service providers and carry out monthly checks.
• Support energy management activities and compliance with applicable energy regulations.
• Assist with service requisitions and Goods Received Notes related to assigned responsibilities.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree or equivalent qualification.
• More than five years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) knowledge is preferred.
• Ability to carry out site inspections, support audits and training, and maintain clear SHE records and reports.
• Experience coordinating incident follow-up, corrective actions and external service providers.