Job Introduction
We are now looking for an Environment, Health and Safety Coordinator to be based on-site at the new Peterborough Plant. The role of EHS Coordinator will report to the Plant’s EHS Manager.
This is an incredible opportunity to join Crown in a brand-new role and become one of our ‘first feet on the ground’, allowing you to be involved in setting up the EHS function for the Plant and putting best practice in place from day one.
Main Responsibility
Environment:
- Monitor legislation changes and ensure compliance with legal requirements such as IPPC, Waste, Water, Air, Noise, and Energy regulations
- Manage and develop the ISO 14001 standard system in all its aspects: internal and external audits, up-to-date procedures, environmental management programmes, risk assessments, management review, etc.
- Collect relevant data regarding environmental performance and issues, and furnish appropriate personnel and authorities with this information
Health and Safety:
- Provide expertise to Line Managers on all aspects of Health & Safety in the workplace
- Develop and manage the ISO 45001 system to ensure the application of safe systems at work
- Manage and ensure the compliance with site safety policies of all contractors and non-Crown personnel
- Drive Safety Performance through the use of the Safety Benchmark table (leading KPIs)
Accidents and Incidents:
- In accordance with Plant and statutory procedure, investigate all incidents, near-misses, and accidents, and initiate effective corrective actions if appropriate
- Investigate complaints arising from environmental impacts or incidents to minimise the negative impact on the reputation
- Promote accident prevention activities, devise, and communicate One Point safety lessons, safety campaigns, and initiatives, to reduce accidents and facilitate safe working behaviours
- Promote the STOP/THINK/ACT safety behavioural philosophy
- Provide support in improving the effectiveness of Emergency Response teams by leading their training and development
- Manage the fire prevention, risk management systems, and policies to ensure the effective service of the service providers
Communication and Training:
- Collate relevant monthly data, statistics, and KPIs regarding the Environment, Health & Safety to present to the central and executive teams
- Encourage the participation of Safety Representatives and Line Management in the workforce to implement best practice
- Raise environment, food hygiene, and health and safety awareness in the Plant at all levels, and organise relevant training
The Ideal Candidate
Required Experience
- Engineering / Technical degree in Industrial Safety & Hygiene / Environment or alternatively, a minimum of 3 years’ experience in EHS, acquired in a manufacturing environment
- NEBOSH Diploma in Health & Safety (or equivalent), as well as NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management, IEMA Certificate or equivalent
- Excellent knowledge of all relevant EHS legislation and experience of implementation of ISO45001 and ISO14001
Desirable Experience
- Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma
Package Description
EHS Coordinator
Location: Peterborough, UK
Salary: Competitive Salary
Working hours: Monday to Friday : (9:00 – 17:00)
About the Company
As the world leader in metal packaging technology, they design and manufactures a wide range of innovative and sustainable metal packaging solutions on a global scale. Our customers are some of the world's largest and most-respected FMCG brands.
Crown Peterborough will benefit from state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies and modern practices to support high-speed and highly automated beverage can-making capable of producing 3 billion cans per annum. The Plant will operate 24 hours per day on a continuous shift system, 360 days per annum, and will employ approximately 280 people.
This is an exciting time in our business and joining Crown Peterborough offers you the opportunity to grow and develop your skills in an expanding industry. Crown was founded on valuing and promoting sustainability and this focus remains essential to our long-term future.