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Lesaffre

Fermentation specialist advancing food and health

HSE Executive

Environmental Health & SafetyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAmasya, Amasya District/Amasya, TürkiyeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Engineering.
  • A Class B Occupational Health and Safety Certificate issued by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security; a Class A certificate is preferred.
  • At least five years of experience in occupational safety processes.
  • Strong knowledge of occupational health and safety legislation and regulations, labor law, and Social Security practices.
  • Knowledge of risk assessment, occupational safety inspections, behavior-based occupational safety practices, workplace accident investigation techniques, and legal requirements.
  • Fluency in English and Turkish.
  • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
  • A Class B driver's license and ability to drive actively.
  • Residence in Amasya or willingness to relocate to Amasya.

Responsibilities

  • Organize and deliver occupational safety training programs for employees and managers.
  • Develop and implement occupational safety roadmaps, systems, and procedures.
  • Support the employer or employer representative in fulfilling the company's legal occupational safety obligations across all areas of operation.
  • Establish and maintain a structured program for occupational safety inspections, supervision, and controls.
  • Monitor and report occupational safety performance indicators.
  • Plan periodic workplace inspections, maintenance, and measurements, and execute the plans in coordination with relevant departments.
  • Strengthen the occupational safety culture through awareness programs and communication campaigns.
  • Support site inspections and work permit procedures, and manage and monitor contractors in collaboration with relevant departments.
  • Collaborate with departments to develop or update risk assessments, emergency and action plans, building-entry and work-permit documentation systems, drill plans, site instructions, and procedures; ensure implementation and monitor process performance.
  • Plan internal and external audits, safety visits, behavior-based safety programs, cross-audits, and contractor audits; follow up on closure of nonconformities.
  • Lead incident, accident, and near-miss processes; conduct root cause analysis, track corrective and preventive actions, and report outcomes.
  • Support preparation of the training plan with the Human Resources department, monitor implementation, and provide one-on-one occupational safety training.
  • Lead monthly Occupational Health and Safety committee meetings, prepare agendas, and support the employer or employer representative in ensuring corrective or improvement actions are implemented.
  • Conduct safety competency assessments of contractors and subcontractors, monitor compliance with contractual requirements, and report to senior management.
  • Coordinate regulatory requirements, official notifications, and reporting with relevant departments.
  • Lead emergency management, drills, and crisis coordination when necessary.
  • Support third-party audits conducted at facilities.
  • Integrate occupational safety and fire requirements into the design phase of new facilities and projects, and support change management processes.
  • Conduct comparative assessments against international safety standards and propose policy and procedure improvements.
  • Prepare, contribute to, and publish corporate safety procedures and instructions.
  • Promote a safe working culture across the factory and support effective implementation in the field.
  • Plan, coordinate, and monitor the effectiveness of occupational health and safety trainings, orientation programs, periodic trainings, and emergency drills for employees and subcontractors.
  • Conduct regulatory inspections and compliance processes.
  • Apply risk analysis methodologies and support their implementation.
  • Supervise field application of Lockout–Tagout processes, apply subject-matter knowledge, and guide relevant departments.
  • Observe, monitor, advise, prepare, and publish monthly occupational health and safety performance for the Group and MEA Region through key performance indicators.
  • Propose the Occupational Safety capital expenditure budget, evaluate departmental suggestions, prioritize proposals, and support execution of projects within allocated budget limits.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in the food production industry.
  • Class A Occupational Health and Safety Certificate.
  • NEBOSH International General certification.

About the Company

Lesaffre

Fermentation specialist advancing food and health

Lesaffre is a global fermentation company with a long history and a turnover of €3.2 billion. It employs about 11,700 people from 100 nationalities and operates on all continents. The company develops and produces fermentation-derived ingredients and solutions for food, health, naturalness, and environmental sustainability, working with customers, partners, and researchers to harness the power of microorganisms. Its products come from fermentation processes that use microorganisms to transform raw materials into ingredients and additives for scale, safety, flavor, nutrition, and sustainability. Compared with competitors, Lesaffre combines global reach, large-scale production, and a deep, century-long expertise in fermentation, along with a strong network across customers, researchers, and regions. The company’s goal is to nourish 9 billion people in a healthy way by 2050 while making the most of the planet’s resources, using fermentation as a key solution to food and health challenges.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Marcq-en-Barœul, France
Founded
1853

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