Safety, Health, Environmental & Quality; SHEQ Manager

Role

This is a site-based role in Enniskillen, reporting directly to the General Manager. It is a highly collaborative, safety‑focused role responsible for driving best‑in‑class Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality standards across a multi‑site manufacturing environment. You will lead SHEQ strategy, ensure full regulatory compliance, support site leadership teams, and champion a strong safety‑first culture while promoting continuous improvement.

This role is ideal for a proactive SHEQ professional with strong manufacturing experience, a solid grounding in health & safety legislation, and knowledge of ISO 45001, with environmental and quality standards an advantage.

• Proactively engage, influence and support colleagues to deliver Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality compliance and drive continuous improvement.
• Ensure site risk profiles are documented through suitable risk assessments and that effective action plans are developed and implemented in line with the hierarchy of control methodology. Lead the development and delivery of effective SHEQ onboarding programmes for colleagues, contractors and visitors.
• Train, coach and support teams to ensure all colleagues can contribute to, lead and manage SHEQ within their areas of responsibility.
• Develop, implement and maintain practical and effective SHEQ policies and procedures aligned with legislative and business requirements.
• Conduct regular reviews of policies and procedures to ensure continued relevance, practicality and compliance, aligned with SHEQ legislation and regulatory requirements.
• Promote SHEQ awareness across all teams to ensure it remains a priority. Collaborate with peers and management across the Group to shape the SHEQ agenda and foster a culture of engagement, ownership and continuous improvement.
• Ensure appropriate SHEQ controls are incorporated into the design, specification and installation of equipment upgrades and capital projects. Lead and oversee risk assessments, audits, inspections and incident investigations, ensuring findings are analysed, reported and addressed in a timely and effective manner.

• Minimum of five years’ Health and Safety experience, with at least three years’ experience in a manufacturing environment, ideally within a heavy industry.
• BSc (Hons) in Occupational Health & Safety, NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent.
• Strong working knowledge of Health and Safety legislation and regulatory requirements relevant to the industry.
• Knowledge of ISO 45001 standards within a heavy production environment.
• Knowledge of environmental (ISO 14001) and quality (ISO 9001) standards is desirable.
• Experience across all areas of Health and Safety including policy development, risk assessment, training, audits, inspections, incident investigation and reporting.
• Excellent report‑writing and numerical skills with proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.