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Ardagh Group

Global glass and metal packaging manufacturer

Environment, Health & Safety and Risk Director

Environmental Health & SafetyPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A degree in engineering or technical science is required.
  • A postgraduate degree in occupational health and safety, environmental management, or risk management is required.
  • At least five years of experience in the manufacturing sector is required.
  • Ability to lead remotely and in a multicultural environment is required.
  • Open communication skills, including sending and receiving messages, understanding, and empathy, are required.
  • Ability to collaborate across the organization by building relationships, influencing and persuading, understanding the organization, and supporting others is required.
  • Motivation skills, including persisting to overcome obstacles, valuing people, creating positive personal impact, and building trust and loyalty, are required.
  • A results-focused approach, including setting goals, measuring performance, focusing on priorities, and mobilizing people, is required.
  • An organized personality and structured approach are required.
  • Business acumen, conflict management, integrity and trust, listening, ethics and values, and written communications are required.

Responsibilities

  • Support the Business Units’ operational leadership team as a business partner in risk-based decision making.
  • Develop three-year rolling improvement road maps linked to the Business Unit’s long-range plan, objectives, and plant action plans.
  • Oversee Business Unit compliance with permits and other relevant legal environmental, health, and safety requirements, and maintain auditable transparency.
  • Stay up to date with upcoming regulatory environmental, health, and safety requirements for manufacturing.
  • Monitor the Business Unit entities’ management systems for conformity with ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 50001 requirements.
  • Own a coordinated approach to documented plant self-assessments and Business Unit site assessments following ARMS environmental, health, and safety and business continuity management protocols.
  • Monitor, assess, and drive effective implementation of BSafe!, environmental, loss control, emergency response, energy management, and business continuity management practices.
  • Identify and share best practices within the Business Unit.
  • Review ARMS incident reports and engage with plants to ensure sufficient quality in root cause analysis and the definition and transfer of corrective actions and lessons learned across all AMP-E locations.
  • Support plants in accurate and timely environmental, health, and safety data reporting, and provide an effective reporting and relationship link with the Group Risk team.
  • Conduct management reviews with plant and territorial management based on key performance indicator trends, incident analysis, audit results, and other functional input.
  • Conduct ad hoc troubleshooting reviews and surveys at plants whose key performance indicator trends demonstrate continual worsening.
  • Support continual strengthening of the environmental, health, and safety and risk management culture.
  • Develop Business Unit environmental, health, and safety and risk managers as individuals and as a coordinated team or network.
  • Serve as the environmental, health, and safety subject matter expert supporting the Business Unit functional groups.
  • Manage Business Unit-level environmental, health, and safety projects and support plant projects, including remediation of due diligence gaps and responses to improvement opportunities identified through group-wide incidents, to ensure long-term compliance.
  • Review Business Unit business impact assessments and risk assessments, and own the Business Unit Business Continuity Plan.
  • Update the Business Unit loss event on-site risk in the Enterprise Risk Management System.
  • Represent the Business Unit in group-wide committees and working groups.
  • Engage with the Group environmental, health, and safety and Risk Management function and peers in other Ardagh Business Units to ensure coherence and alignment of group and regional development.
  • Participate in developing group control standards, practices, and systems, and guide and drive implementation of new control standards and practices.
  • Align with relevant Business Unit functions on subjects including sustainability, operational compliance, regulatory affairs, strategic planning, and insurance management.

About the Company

Ardagh Group

Global glass and metal packaging manufacturer

Ardagh Group operates as a global packaging supplier specializing in glass bottles, jars, and metal beverage cans for drinks and consumer goods. Its products are produced on large, integrated manufacturing lines around the world, allowing customers to source finished packaging in one place. The company grew through a series of acquisitions to expand from glass into metal packaging and to build a broad, multi-material packaging platform. Its goal is to be a top global supplier of packaging solutions by leveraging scale, diverse materials, and an efficient supply chain.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Founded
1932

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