Siemens Gamesa

A Snapshot of Your Day

The Project Environmental Health and Safety Manager (EHS MiP) supports and provides competent EHS advice to Sales, Proposals, Bids, and the relevant Project Manager. The role ensures that all EHS aspects and resource requirements at each stage of an assigned project are identified and evaluated in accordance with internal Siemens Energy requirements.

How You’ll Make an Impact

• Support the integration of EHS requirements into bid documents, ensuring that applicable EHS considerations and resources are accurately reflected in bid and contract preparation and project calculations.
• Support the Project Manager in updating the EHS risk evaluation and ensure all EHS‑related information and documentation is properly handed over to the execution phase.
• Participate in initial inspections of the site, installation areas, and construction environments. Draft the project Construction Phase Plan and secondary plans such as Local Emergency Response Plans and Traffic Management Plans.
• Finalise the Construction Phase Plan and secondary plans, ensuring they comply with Client requirements and the Siemens Energy EHS Management System, and that they effectively outline the systems for controlling, organising, monitoring, and reviewing arrangements that protect people and the environment.
• Support the management of dangerous goods activities within the project, ensuring compliance with national and international regulations, including reshipments relating to incorrect or defective deliveries or shipments for disposal.
• Compile monthly reports and support investigations throughout construction/installation, commissioning, and project closure phases.

What You Bring

• A Diploma or equivalent qualification in Health & Safety Management.
• A Diploma or equivalent in Environmental Management (desirable).
• Strong knowledge of Health, Safety and Environmental legislation applicable to large construction projects, including both offshore and onshore environments.
• Experience conducting supplier audits and working with ISO45001 and ISO14001 standards.
• Experience developing and implementing EHS arrangements as Principal Contractor for projects governed by the Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations.
• Mandatory competencies include CDM Awareness, CCNSG Passport, Accident Investigation, Safety by Design, Fire Safety, and Chartered Membership of IOSH (or working toward this).
• Desirable competencies Safety Coaching/Behavioural Safety, First Aid at Work (3‑day course including use of a defibrillator), and HSG47 awareness.
• Experience with supervisory or line management responsibilities (desirable).
• CMIOSH (desirable).