EHS Manager (Aerospace)

TL;DR

EHS Manager (Aerospace): Directing Environmental, Health, and Safety activities for a mission-critical equipment site with an accent on regulatory compliance, ISO certifications, and safety culture. Focus on managing risk assessments, incident investigations, and leading continuous improvement in EHS standards.

Location: Weymouth, Dorset, England, UK. Must be able to work in the UK without restrictions and be prepared to undergo UK National Security Vetting.

Company

Ultra Precision Control Systems is a leading developer of mission and safety critical equipment in the defence and aerospace industry.

What you will do

• Direct EHS activities and establish site-wide objectives, targets, and internal reporting.
• Implement and operate the Health, Safety and Environmental management system, including risk assessments and inspections.
• Maintain site ISO certifications and ensure EHS metrics are reported accurately and on time.
• Lead continuous improvement initiatives to reduce risk and environmental impact at the site.
• Champion safety culture by coaching and influencing the leadership team to meet external and internal standards.
• Develop training matrices and track the completion of all EHS training needs.

Requirements

• NEBOSH Diploma or an equivalent certification.
• IEMA Associate Certificate in Environmental Management (or currently working towards one).
• Minimum of 3 years’ experience working within a manufacturing environment.
• Unrestricted right to work in the UK in accordance with National Law.
• Ability to successfully undertake UK National Security Vetting.
• Effective oral, written, and interpersonal skills with a demonstrated ability to lead and influence.

Culture & Benefits

• Flexible working options, including hybrid home/office arrangements to suit individual lifestyles.
• Commitment to a safe working environment and a positive, respectful culture.
• Inclusive employer that values diversity, equity, and equality.
• Empowering workplace that encourages staff to be their authentic selves.