Regional Health and Safety Manager Are you looking for a role that is hands on and impactful?Do you want to work with a business that truly values their employees and customers?Are you looking for a role in which you can be a role model and influencer in Health and Safety?If so, look no further… A collaborative and rewarding position has arisen for a Regional Health and Safety Manager to join a successful construction organisation with sites ranging from Birmingham down to Essex. This role is reporting into the Head of Health and safety, working closely with the Health and Safety team to maintain a positive safety culture and standards. Covering areas from Birmingham down to Essex, you will spend much of your time visiting various construction sites developing best practice systems. Why the Regional Health and Safety Manager position is something you should apply for:The role comes with opportunities to learn and develop in your career.The client designs and builds excellent quality homes with passion.You will be reporting directly to and working with the Head of health and safety There is a very positive team culture with good rewards and benefits. Their employees are truly valued. The successful Regional Health and Safety Manager will:Evaluate and update existing Health and Safety procedures to align with new legislations or policy changes.Offer expert technical advice and support across all departments and job sites.Collaborate with departments and the Head of health and safety to develop and implement effective, best practice safety systems.Partner with colleagues to promote change and ensure consistent practices across all regions when managing specific projects.Provide guidance, support, technical information, and assistance to subcontractors at our sites.Lead health and safety improvement initiatives, including conducting trials, preparing proposals, delivering training, and disseminating information to ensure smooth implementation.Conduct training sessions and offer guidance to various sites as needed.Analyse and monitor external site visit scores and reports, identify trends, and provide guidance or on-site assistance to help site teams improve and maintain consistency.Perform regular site inspections and prepare detailed reports for site managers using an online system.Identify and highlight trends from Health and Safety visits, inspections, and reports, and review related risk assessments and controls.Conduct thorough investigations of all reported accidents and incidents on sites and prepare comprehensive reports. In return the successful individual will receive an attractive compensation package consisting:Salary of up to £50,000 - £60,000Company car OR car allowanceAnnual leave of 265days + bank holidays If this could be of interest, please apply now.

LCA Specialist – Fareham – £60,000-£80,000 + Benefits   Do you have a strong technical background in Life Cycle Assessments and a passion for data-driven environmental improvements? Do you want to work for a globally recognised manufacturing company driving meaningful change in its environmental performance? Are you excited by the idea of influencing carbon reduction strategies and embedding sustainability within complex global supply chains?   If so, look no further…   A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an LCA Specialist to join a forward-thinking, international manufacturing business committed to decarbonisation and sustainable innovation. Reporting directly into the Global HSE Director, this role will lead the charge on LCA strategy and delivery across the business – supporting the organisation’s ambitious goals around climate transition, GHG reduction, and product environmental declarations.   Why the LCA Specialist position is something you should apply for:Work for an industry-leading manufacturer investing in real, science-based sustainability strategiesHave global influence by supporting LCA and GHG initiatives across multiple continentsCollaborate with design, engineering, and procurement teams to shape sustainable product innovation from the ground upGain exposure to market-leading tools, certifications and reporting platforms including CDP, SBTi, ISO 14067, and ISO 14064Join a high-performing team with strong leadership and a clear vision for long-term environmental responsibility  The successful LCA Specialist will:Have a strong track record in delivering LCAs using tools such as GaBi, SimaPro or OpenLCABe familiar with calculating and reporting on GHG emissions (Scope 1, 2, and 3), ideally aligned with GHG Protocol or ISO 14064Possess excellent analytical and communication skills – capable of translating complex data into practical business actionBe able to work with cross-functional teams including design, R&D, and supply chainHave experience within a manufacturing or product-based businessHold a relevant degree in environmental science, engineering or a related discipline (Master’s preferred)Ideally have certifications such as ISO 14064, ISO 14067 or LCA Practitioner qualifications – though support will be provided if you’re keen to work toward these  In return the successful individual will receive an attractive compensation package consisting:Salary of £60,000 to £80,000, depending on experienceStrong company benefits including:Private health coverCompany pension with matched contributionsBonus schemeGenerous annual leave packageLife assurance and wellbeing initiativesHybrid working options and flexibility around site visitsInvestment in training, development and professional certifications  If this sounds of interest, apply now through our sustainability executive search specialists at GS2 Partnership.

Global Health, Safety and Risk LeadAre you ready to lead global safety transformation for an iconic brand?Does a multi site, multicultural and diverse risk profile spark your interest?We’ve partnered with a global brand on a mission to put people first and they’re looking for a Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead to redefine what world class workplace safety looks like.If you believe a culture focused around care, courage and individuality can coexist... Then we want to hear from you.The Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead will:Lead a global health & safety strategy across EMEA, the Americas and APACBuild and scale programs that protect, engage, and empower peopleDrive a culture of awareness, accountability, and wellbeingInfluence top leadership and make data-backed, risk-based decisionsWe’re looking for a Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead who:Is pragmatic and commercially aware, focusing on the key areas which drive the most impactHolds a NEBOSH Level 6 qualification (or equivalent)Has a proven track record within a multi site sector aligned to retail, hospitality, leisure, travel or FMCan lead teams, inspire change, and turn complex data into clear actionWhere you’ll be based:London with a hybrid working model.Further details:Salary is £70-£80k, plus a bonus and attractive benefits packageTo be considered for this unique role and to find out more information, please apply now through safety and sustainability recruitment specialists, GS2.

Health, Safety, Environment, Quality ManagerAre you passionate about driving cultural change and embedding best-in-class safety practices across complex, high-value projects?Do you want to lead a team in a dynamic organisation that’s investing heavily in its people and future?Are you looking for a role where you’ll have the autonomy to lead, influence, and grow within a business that's scaling rapidly?   If so, look no further…   A strategic and rewarding position has arisen for a Health, Safety, Environment, Quality Manager to join a leading property services and construction business undergoing significant national expansion. This newly created role sits within the property services division, supporting a portfolio of long-term refurbishment and maintenance projects across residential schemes.   Why the Health, Safety, Environment, Quality Manager position is something you should apply for:Join a business on a fast-growth trajectory, backed by recent acquisitions and long-term investment.Collaborate with senior leadership, project teams, and third-party contractors to embed a high-performing SHEQ culture.Enjoy a supportive and forward-thinking environment, with a structured training matrix, 1-1 development plans, and a clear path to progress.Work under experienced leadership, reporting directly to the HSEQ Director with strong industry pedigreeThe Successful Health, Safety, Environment, Quality Manager Manager Will:Hold a minimum of 3 years  experience within construction Health & SafetyBe an excellent communicator and influencer comfortable coaching both operational staff and senior stakeholdersBring strong CDM knowledge, audit capability, and a proactive, solutions-focused mindsetLead on SHEQ input for tenders, investigations, compliance reporting and strategic initiativesHold a NEBOSH Diploma (or equivalent) and a full UK driving licence  In Return, You’ll Receive:£60,000 – £70,000 base salary£5,500 car allowance If this sounds like your next step, please apply now through GS2 Partnership.

Head of HSE  Are you a passionate and experienced HSE leader with a strong background in health, safety, and environmental management systems?Would you want to work for a business that is leading in and dedicated to supporting the energy transition?Do you want to play a pivotal role in driving a world-class safety culture across an international matrix organization?  As the Group Head of HSE, you will manage the HSE risk management services and lead the development of group standards. This senior role involves embedding a positive safety culture, managing change, and ensuring continuous HSE improvement across the organization. You will work closely with business leaders to implement safety initiatives, ensuring legal compliance and driving sustainability and risk management strategies.   Why the Head of HSE position is something you should apply for:Lead the development and implementation of world-class HSE management systems and technical standards.Influence and coach leadership teams across multiple divisions to promote a Zero Harm culture.Drive continuous improvement across HSE tools, communications, and reporting in line with industry best practices.Oversee a team of HSE professionals, managing third-party vendors and ensuring operational excellence.Develop and implement HSE certification programmes and sustainability reporting aligned with company goals.  The successful Head of HSE will:Hold a degree in HSE or Engineering, with significant leadership and operational experience.Be a proven leader in HSE data analysis, project management, and stakeholder engagement.Have a strong understanding of HSE legislation, risk management, and claims management processes.Possess the ability to drive continuous improvement and influence key decision-makers.  If you are an accomplished HSE professional looking to make a significant impact, we would love to hear from you.

Regional Health and Safety Manager Are you looking for a role that is hands on and impactful?Do you want to work with a business that truly values their employees and customers?Are you looking for a role in which you can be a role model and influencer in Health and Safety?If so, look no further… A collaborative and rewarding position has arisen for a Regional Health and Safety Manager to join a successful construction organisation with sites ranging from Birmingham down to Essex. This role is reporting into the Head of Health and safety, working closely with the Health and Safety team to maintain a positive safety culture and standards. Covering areas from Birmingham down to Essex, you will spend much of your time visiting various construction sites developing best practice systems. Why the Regional Health and Safety Manager position is something you should apply for:The role comes with opportunities to learn and develop in your career.The client designs and builds excellent quality homes with passion.You will be reporting directly to and working with the Head of health and safety There is a very positive team culture with good rewards and benefits. Their employees are truly valued. The successful Regional Health and Safety Manager will:Evaluate and update existing Health and Safety procedures to align with new legislations or policy changes.Offer expert technical advice and support across all departments and job sites.Collaborate with departments and the Head of health and safety to develop and implement effective, best practice safety systems.Partner with colleagues to promote change and ensure consistent practices across all regions when managing specific projects.Provide guidance, support, technical information, and assistance to subcontractors at our sites.Lead health and safety improvement initiatives, including conducting trials, preparing proposals, delivering training, and disseminating information to ensure smooth implementation.Conduct training sessions and offer guidance to various sites as needed.Analyse and monitor external site visit scores and reports, identify trends, and provide guidance or on-site assistance to help site teams improve and maintain consistency.Perform regular site inspections and prepare detailed reports for site managers using an online system.Identify and highlight trends from Health and Safety visits, inspections, and reports, and review related risk assessments and controls.Conduct thorough investigations of all reported accidents and incidents on sites and prepare comprehensive reports. In return the successful individual will receive an attractive compensation package consisting:Salary of up to £50,000 - £60,000Company car OR car allowanceAnnual leave of 265days + bank holidays If this could be of interest, please apply now.

LCA Specialist – Fareham – £60,000-£80,000 + Benefits   Do you have a strong technical background in Life Cycle Assessments and a passion for data-driven environmental improvements? Do you want to work for a globally recognised manufacturing company driving meaningful change in its environmental performance? Are you excited by the idea of influencing carbon reduction strategies and embedding sustainability within complex global supply chains?   If so, look no further…   A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an LCA Specialist to join a forward-thinking, international manufacturing business committed to decarbonisation and sustainable innovation. Reporting directly into the Global HSE Director, this role will lead the charge on LCA strategy and delivery across the business – supporting the organisation’s ambitious goals around climate transition, GHG reduction, and product environmental declarations.   Why the LCA Specialist position is something you should apply for:Work for an industry-leading manufacturer investing in real, science-based sustainability strategiesHave global influence by supporting LCA and GHG initiatives across multiple continentsCollaborate with design, engineering, and procurement teams to shape sustainable product innovation from the ground upGain exposure to market-leading tools, certifications and reporting platforms including CDP, SBTi, ISO 14067, and ISO 14064Join a high-performing team with strong leadership and a clear vision for long-term environmental responsibility  The successful LCA Specialist will:Have a strong track record in delivering LCAs using tools such as GaBi, SimaPro or OpenLCABe familiar with calculating and reporting on GHG emissions (Scope 1, 2, and 3), ideally aligned with GHG Protocol or ISO 14064Possess excellent analytical and communication skills – capable of translating complex data into practical business actionBe able to work with cross-functional teams including design, R&D, and supply chainHave experience within a manufacturing or product-based businessHold a relevant degree in environmental science, engineering or a related discipline (Master’s preferred)Ideally have certifications such as ISO 14064, ISO 14067 or LCA Practitioner qualifications – though support will be provided if you’re keen to work toward these  In return the successful individual will receive an attractive compensation package consisting:Salary of £60,000 to £80,000, depending on experienceStrong company benefits including:Private health coverCompany pension with matched contributionsBonus schemeGenerous annual leave packageLife assurance and wellbeing initiativesHybrid working options and flexibility around site visitsInvestment in training, development and professional certifications  If this sounds of interest, apply now through our sustainability executive search specialists at GS2 Partnership.

Global Health, Safety and Risk LeadAre you ready to lead global safety transformation for an iconic brand?Does a multi site, multicultural and diverse risk profile spark your interest?We’ve partnered with a global brand on a mission to put people first and they’re looking for a Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead to redefine what world class workplace safety looks like.If you believe a culture focused around care, courage and individuality can coexist... Then we want to hear from you.The Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead will:Lead a global health & safety strategy across EMEA, the Americas and APACBuild and scale programs that protect, engage, and empower peopleDrive a culture of awareness, accountability, and wellbeingInfluence top leadership and make data-backed, risk-based decisionsWe’re looking for a Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead who:Is pragmatic and commercially aware, focusing on the key areas which drive the most impactHolds a NEBOSH Level 6 qualification (or equivalent)Has a proven track record within a multi site sector aligned to retail, hospitality, leisure, travel or FMCan lead teams, inspire change, and turn complex data into clear actionWhere you’ll be based:London with a hybrid working model.Further details:Salary is £70-£80k, plus a bonus and attractive benefits packageTo be considered for this unique role and to find out more information, please apply now through safety and sustainability recruitment specialists, GS2.