COMPLIANCE MANAGER
HSEQ
Total years of experience :2 years, 2 Months
• Operational lead onsite managing a team of chemists, maintenance and yard operational staf
• Present weekly forecasting of revenue
• Ensuring all operations are carried out above and beyond legal requirements focussing on industry leading practices
• Responsible for merging the HSEQ software systems post-company acquisition ("FUTURE" Industrial Services)
• Increased training budget by 15% by identifying industry-leading training to ensure safe confined space works
• Increased safe working and company revenue through clearly defining confined space rescue requirements during the tendering stage
• Lead team member for Best Available Techniques (BAT) implementation at the
Paisley site following the EU directive
• Responsible person for permit variations to SEPA and controlling environmental compliance, ensuring BAT are used and accreditation of BAT maintained
• Managing all health, safety and compliance requirements across Central Scotland & North England sites and client locations for hazardous waste and industrial services. Immediately identifying and leading improvement projects to comply with DSEAR, SWR & CSR
• Lead author for confined space emergency arrangements and rescue drills
• Record and inform senior management of root cause trends, accurately identifying efective corrective actions and tracking completion
• Regular presentations and reporting to the CEO and board of directors
• Lead incident investigations for both site operations and industrial services
• Mentoring managers and supervisors dealing with safety-related issues; reporting, investigation layout, findings, and corrective action planning
• Identifying, testing and commissioning improved controls - flammable material storage earth connection with anti-static IBCs and humidity control
• Extensive management of change experience; process safety, HAZOP, LOPA, commissioning of plant and equipment etc.
• Ensuring the accident frequency rate (AFR) and Lost Time Injury (LTI) frequencies are constantly on a downward trend to avoid reportable accidents