QHSE Advisor

As a QHSE Advisor, the primary responsibility is to communicate and enforce the organisation’s well-being policies across multiple departments. Working collaboratively with the QHSE team, the role ensures that all environmental, quality, health, and safety regulations are fully implemented.

Key duties include:

• Developing, implementing, monitoring, and continuously improving quality, safety, health, and environmental (QHSE) policies and procedures.
• Conducting site inspections and risk assessments to identify hazards, assess departmental well-being needs, and address deficiencies.
• Investigating incidents and assisting with accident analysis, as well as formulating improvement proposals to prevent recurrence.
• Supporting preparations for the health and safety committee, offering guidance on the selection of equipment and personal protective gear.
• Advising and supporting project managers regarding QHSE matters.
• Performing and documenting comprehensive risk assessments.
• Providing information about the company’s management system, delivering, organizing, and following up on safety trainings and toolbox meetings.
• Conducting internal audits, including gap analyses (e.g., ISO 45001), and assisting with external audits as needed.

Requirements

• A professional bachelor’s degree in a technical or scientific discipline (e.g., Integrated Safety, Environmental and Sustainability Management, Industrial Engineering) or equivalent is required.
• Certification as a Prevention Advisor (minimum level 2) is mandatory.
• Understanding of management system standards (such as VCA, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, and ISO 9001) is advantageous.
• Ability to communicate confidently at all organizational levels and work cooperatively to achieve common goals.
• Demonstrates passion, open-mindedness, and a commitment to making a positive impact.
• Eagerness to collaborate across functions in a dynamic, fast-paced setting.
• Strong English ability, additional languages is considered an asset.