Develop and coordinate the EMEA HS&E roadmap, aligned with global and regional priorities, and support its local implementation.
Coach local HSE Managers, Leads and operational leaders on HS&E policies, management systems, legislation and safe working practices.
Conduct site visits, audits and compliance reviews, supporting local entities during corporate, customer, certification and regulatory audits.
Guide local teams on risk assessments, incident investigations, Root Cause Analysis and corrective actions, escalating significant or recurring gaps when required.
Strengthen safety culture and local capability through coaching, training, knowledge sharing and collaboration across the EMEA HSE community.
Monitor and analyse regional HS&E performance, provide management reporting and drive continuous improvement. Regular travel across EMEA is required.
Local management and the designated HSE role remain accountable for legal compliance and day-to-day HS&E management within each entity.
Qualifications
Recognized professional HSE qualification, such as NEBOSH, IOSH or an equivalent national or international certification;
Relevant HSE experience within a complex, international or multi-site matrix organization;
Experience in logistics, supply chain, manufacturing, transportation, warehousing or another operational environment;
Practical experience with HS&E management systems, risk assessments, audits, incident investigation and Root Cause Analysis;
Good command of English, both verbally and in writing; German or another European language is an advantage;
Willingness and ability to travel regularly across the EMEA region.
Required Skills
Safety-culture leadership and facilitation: able to influence behaviour, strengthen accountability and embed safety into everyday decision-making;
Coaching and stakeholder management: builds trusted relationships and enables local leaders and HSE professionals to take ownership;
Change management: supports cultural and operational change across countries with different levels of HSE maturity;
Analytical capability: uses HSE data, trends, leading indicators, audit findings and incident information to identify priorities and recommend action;
Communication skills: explains complex legal and technical matters in a clear, practical and audience-appropriate way;
Audit and investigation skills: capable of conducting audits, supporting serious-incident investigations and guiding corrective-action follow-up;
Cultural and regulatory awareness: works effectively across countries, cultures, languages and regulatory environments;
Collaborative approach: connects people, promotes knowledge sharing and supports consistent regional standards while preserving local accountability.
What we offer
CLA ME Grade K: €5,300–€7,000 gross per month.
Profit-sharing Scheme and 8% holiday allowance.
27 vacation days and 13 ATV days.
Option of 2 days a week Hybrid working, including an equipped home workplace.
PME pension scheme and Company Fitness programme.
Broad professional and career-development opportunities within a well-established international organization.
More about us
Our purpose is a force for progress – powering, protecting and connecting people everywhere.
Our behaviours are shown in our business; We put safety first. We do the right thing. We keep it simple. And we make a difference.
Rolls-Royce Power Systems has its headquarters in Friedrichshafen, Germany. We are over 10,000 people worldwide. Under the MTU brand, we develop and produce high-speed engines and propulsion systems for ships and heavy land, rail and Defence vehicles, as well as drive systems for use in the oil and gas industry and in power generation.
Our aim is to make diesel engines even cleaner and smarter. With our Green and High-Tech program we provide forward-looking answers to the growing challenges of the mobility and energy transition focusing on electrified drive systems as well as alternative fuels and energy sources.
Can you relate to this opportunity? Then apply with a short motivation letter and CV.
Type of Contract
Permanent
