EHS Manager (RSPP)

Responsibilities

• Champion a safe and healthy work environment by ensuring compliance with all legal requirements and internal standards.
• Drive ISO14001 and MESH compliance, coordinating a strong management system that anticipates, identifies, and resolves EHS risks through analysis and continuous improvement.
• Lead risk assessment activities and maintain the DVR (Risk Assessment Document) in line with regulations and current practices.
• Plan, deliver, and track EHS training, ensuring our teams have the knowledge and skills they need to work safely.
• Manage hazardous materials and PPE, ensuring proper control, availability, and safe handling across the site.
• Oversee waste management processes, making sure they meet legal and corporate requirements.
• Coordinate preventive and periodic inspections of the workplace and equipment—and take decisive action, including stopping production if necessary, to protect employees.
• Monitor and audit all EHS processes, conduct accident investigations, implement corrective actions, and lead 8D problem‑solving activities.
• Track and report key EHS metrics to ensure transparency, alignment, and data‑driven decision making.
• Ensure emergency preparedness, developing instructions and delivering training for fire evacuation and other critical scenarios in line with MESH and local laws.
• Collaborate with occupational health services and the company doctor to promote well‑being and workplace health.
• Represent the company with local authorities on all EHS matters, fostering productive relationships and facilitating information exchange.
• Secure all right‑to‑operate permits, proactively monitoring renewals, adapting procedures to new regulations, and applying for new permits when required.
• Manage the EHS budget and contribute to shaping the site's EHS strategy, partnering with Plant Management to drive a culture of safety and sustainability.

Qualifications

• Master Degree in EHS matters or Engineering (e.g., Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial) or equivalent school background.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in EHS roles within multinational or manufacturing environments.
• RSPP certification according to Italian legislation.
• Strong knowledge of production processes and manufacturing environments.
• Solid understanding of Italian safety and environmental laws (D.Lgs. 81/08 and D.Lgs. 152/06).
• Fluent English and Italian; additional European languages are a plus.