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Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead

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Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead

Are you ready to lead global safety transformation for an iconic brand?
Does a multi site, multicultural and diverse risk profile spark your interest?
We’ve partnered with a global brand on a mission to put people first and they’re looking for a Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead to redefine what world class workplace safety looks like.
If you believe a culture focused around care, courage and individuality can coexist... Then we want to hear from you.

The Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead will:

Lead a global health & safety strategy across EMEA, the Americas and APAC
Build and scale programs that protect, engage, and empower people
Drive a culture of awareness, accountability, and wellbeing
Influence top leadership and make data-backed, risk-based decisions
We’re looking for a Global Health, Safety and Risk Lead who:

Is pragmatic and commercially aware, focusing on the key areas which drive the most impact
Holds a NEBOSH Level 6 qualification (or equivalent)
Has a proven track record within a multi site sector aligned to retail, hospitality, leisure, travel or FM
Can lead teams, inspire change, and turn complex data into clear action
Where you’ll be based:

London with a hybrid working model.
Further details:

Salary is £70-£80k, plus a bonus and attractive benefits package
To be considered for this unique role and to find out more information, please apply now through safety and sustainability recruitment specialists, GS2

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