QHSE Manager (Future Industrial Services)
16th Feb, 2022 Read time 5 minutes

QHSE Manager (Future Industrial Services)

Location: Liverpool
Last Updated: 19th March 2022

The role of the QHSE Manager is to provide Quality, Health & Safety and Environmental management services

and advice to the relevant Division and General Manager to ensure compliance in a number of key areas.

Main Duties:

➢ Risk Assessment: Ensure comprehensive risk assessments are in place for all activities with significant

hazards and foreseeable risks. Provide guidance on completion of risk assessments and review as

required. Provide training on hazard identification and risk assessment as necessary. Review risk

assessments to ensure suitable and sufficient and adequate controls are in place. Advise Departmental

Managers when reviews are necessary. Get involved with completion of risk assessments, as

requested/required.

 

➢ Auditing, Monitoring, Review: Complete to plan & schedule of internal audits and inspections. Provide

training, guidance and advice as necessary to personnel involved with completion of audits/inspections.

Complete audits and inspections according to schedule. Collate details of all findings and required

corrective/preventive action arising from audits/inspections. Oversee completion of actions – and

escalate actions which are not completed to GM.

 

➢ Stop the Job audits: Ensure that unannounced audits are conducted in relation to remote workers and

that RAMS controls are in place and understood. Evidence both compliance and non-compliance in

relation to RAMS and implement and corrective, or preventative action from findings of audits.

 

➢ Management Systems & Accreditations: Support and maintain the development of the existing

management systems commensurate with ISO standards. Act as site contact for relationships with

accreditation bodies and attending surveillance audits.

 

➢ Fire / Emergency Planning: Maintain and develop appropriate procedures for the prevention of

emergency situations and, in the event of emergencies, for the co-ordination of proportionate, effective

response to emergency situations. Conduct and coordinate regular routine testing of emergency

provisions including fire extinguishers, fire alarm testing and similar

 

➢ Liaison with Enforcement Agencies: Act as site point of contact for all communications of the sites with

enforcement authorities ensuring all communication is escalated and filed appropriately. Develop a

positive relationship with enforcement authorities.

 

➢ Incidents, Injuries, Near Misses: Generate commitment to the correct and prompt reporting of all

accidents, incidents, injuries and near misses. Coordinate adequate investigations into all reported

events, taking the lead for significant investigations. Ensure all reports are collated to generate

comprehensive statistics and maintain accurate records. Escalate any accidents with potential for

LTI/RIDDOR/Significant Pollution incidents to Senior Management without delay.

 

➢ Legal Compliance: Remain up-to-date with all Health, Safety, Environmental and other relevant

legislation. Monitor business compliance with legal (and other) requirements via day-to-day duties as

described here.

 

QHSE Manager
Document Number: Version no: Page

FG_HR_P.01 Form 08 1 Page 2 of 3

Review Date: 14/02/2022 Next Review Date: 14/02/2024
All copies uncontrolled if printed

 

➢ Control of Harmful / Dangerous Substances: Assist managers with maintaining accurate register of all

harmful/hazardous substances, ensuring COSHH assessments are conducted, available at point of use

and understood by all.

 

➢ Communication & Consultation: Establish positive relationships with all employees, suppliers,

customers and other stakeholders. Provide/issue regular and topical communications relating to legal

compliance, incidents, systems of work etc. via written, verbal and pictorial media as appropriate.

Consult with employees regarding how health, safety and environmental requirements can be

assimilated into their job. Conduct H&S Committee meetings.

 

➢ Provision of Work Equipment: Advise of H&S requirements/considerations when work equipment is

being selected/obtained, ranging from mobile plant/vehicles, process plant, tools and equipment,

through to PPE. Ensure users of equipment receive appropriate training and instruction. Ensure Pre-use

checks are in place and suitable for all working equipment.

 

➢ Maintenance of Equipment: Ensure registers of work equipment (including Lifting gear) requiring

maintenance, test and inspection are maintained by relevant personnel. Advise of maintenance

frequencies/intervals and competence requirements for testing. Monitor completion of maintenance

activities.

 

➢ Significant Hazards: Co-ordinate activities to establish and control significant hazards, including DSEAR,

Transport of Dangerous Goods, Fire etc.

 

➢ Improvement / Development: Agree local Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental objectives in

conjunction with local and Senior Management and establish implementation plans. Provide guidance

and support to site based Senior Management in their management of health, safety and environmental

issues, so they can lead by example, integrate health, safety and environmental considerations into all

operational managements and develop a positive culture.

 

➢ Environmental: Monitor and record emissions to sewer as operational good practice including odour

monitoring. Routine liaison with the Environment Agency and SWW. Investigate and report any incidents

or releases which could have an adverse environment impact whether within or outside the installation

boundary.

 

o Ensure all permit monitoring and reporting is submitted in line with permit requirements.

o Establish and maintain a Legislation Register of all relevant HS&E legislation affecting its

business. Structured risk assessment of the environmental impacts of the company and its

operation.

 

➢ Other: Support and advise on compliance both local operations and senior management on all day to

day activities as required.

 

General H&S Responsibilities:

➢ Comply with Health & Safety requirements: as per training, policies, procedures, risk assessments,
method statements, safe systems of work etc.

➢ Actively seek to improve safety culture.
➢ Report any H&S issues/accidents/near misses to your line manager immediately.

Other General Responsibilities:

➢ Attend training as required to maintain personal qualification/competence.
➢ Comply with the Company Equal Opportunities Policy and promote equality.
➢ Any other duties as required by line management, commensurate with the post holder’s level of training and competence.

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