The Role
As a SHEQ Management Systems Officer, you will support the development of management systems, conduct audits, ensure compliance with regulations, and coordinate training while driving continuous improvement across the organization.
Summary Generated by Built In
Greenergy delivers safe, efficient and reliable fuel solutions to customers across road, aviation and marine sectors. As an international transportation fuel supplier, we combine traditional and renewable energy solutions to support our customers through the energy transition.
Commitment to innovation and a drive to do things differently have seen Greenergy grow from a bedroom start-up to supply transport fuels in the UK, Ireland and Canada, as well as being a leading European manufacturer of waste-based renewables.
This is an excellent opportunity for a SHEQ professional looking for a broad and varied role across management systems, compliance, auditing and operational support. As the Management Systems Officer for the Group, you’ll support the delivery and continual improvement of integrated SHEQ systems, helping ensure effective governance, compliance and best practice across the organisation.
This is an excellent opportunity for a SHEQ professional looking for a broad and varied role across management systems, compliance, auditing and operational support. As the Management Systems Officer for the Group, you’ll support the delivery and continual improvement of integrated SHEQ systems, helping ensure effective governance, compliance and best practice across the organisation.
You’ll be involved in a wide range of activities including internal audits, policy and standards management, legal compliance monitoring, training coordination and supporting the ongoing development of SHEQ frameworks and programmes. We’re looking for someone who combines strong analytical skills with a practical, collaborative approach and the confidence to work across multiple business areas.
There may be occasional UK travel to support audits, training and stakeholder engagement activities.
There may be occasional UK travel to support audits, training and stakeholder engagement activities.
Key Responsibilities
Management Systems
- Support development, implement, and maintain integrated management systems in line with organisational and regulatory requirements
- Ensure policies, procedures, and processes are documented, controlled, and regularly reviewed
- Support risk identification and mitigation planning to support business objectives
- Monitor system performance through defined KPIs and management reporting
- Facilitate management review meetings and present performance data and improvement recommendation
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives, including corrective and preventive actions.
Audit
- Maintain and provide continual improvement to the Group Audit programme
- Conduct audits in line with the group audit programme
- Prepare audit plans, define scope, and establish audit criteria
- Lead opening and closing meetings with relevant stakeholders
- Document audit findings clearly, including nonconformities and improvement opportunities
- Track and verify completion of corrective actions.
SHEQ Competence and Training
- Support development and maintenance of the competency framework aligned to SHEQ organisational roles and responsibilities
- Develop learning materials, presentations, and supporting documentation
- Coordinate training with the Group Training Manager
- Facilitate training sessions in line with SHEQ requirements
- Evaluate effectiveness of training and implement improvements where required
- Ensure training delivery complies with relevant internal and external requirements.
Legal Compliance
- Monitor, interpret, and ensure compliance with all relevant legislation and regulatory requirements
- Review organisational policies and practices to maintain conformity with current laws, conducting compliance reviews and risk assessments
- Engage and liaise with regulatory bodies and external stakeholders regarding compliance matters
- Advise management on legal obligations and strategies for mitigating risk
- Maintain compliance records and registers, supporting investigations as necessary to evidence conformity.
Standards and Policies
- Maintain develop and review organisational standards and policies within the QMS
- Ensure policies are aligned with industry best practice and regulatory requirements
- Manage document control processes, including version management and approvals
- Communicate policy updates effectively across the organisation
- Provide guidance and clarification on standards and policy requirements
- Conduct periodic reviews to ensure continued relevance and effectiveness.
DSE Programme Manager
- Responsible for compliance of the Display Screen Equipment (DSE) programme
- Ensure compliance with relevant health and safety legislation relating to DSE
- Develop and implement DSE policies, procedures, and assessment processes
- Oversee DSE risk assessments and ensure appropriate corrective actions are implemented
- Provide guidance and training to employees and managers on DSE requirements
- Monitor programme performance and report compliance metrics to senior leadership
- Coordinate reasonable adjustments and ergonomic interventions where required.
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- SHEQ Qualification or related field within compliance
- Membership with a professional body i.e., IOSH or equivalent (desirable)
- Proven experience in auditing, scheduling or advisory roles
- Proven track record of implementing and improving management systems (e.g. ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 or equivalent)
- Demonstrated understanding of legal and regulatory compliance
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
- Ability to interpret complex SHEQ data or information and present it clearly
- High attention to detail, data accuracy and organisational skills.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation: Enjoy a competitive salary, enhanced by a discretionary bonus scheme that rewards both business and individual performance.
- Private medical insurance: Prioritise your health with comprehensive private medical insurance, including access to online GP services from AXA for you and your family.
- Enhanced company pension: Secure your future with enhanced company pension contributions that support your long-term financial goals.
- Cycle to work scheme: Embrace a sustainable lifestyle with our cycle to work scheme.
- Season ticket loan: Spread the cost of your commute and take advantage of annual discounts with an interest free season ticket loan.
- Volunteering and charity: We encourage you to give back to the community through volunteering days and charitable initiatives.
- Enhanced holiday allowance: Enjoy 25 days of annual leave, in addition to bank holidays.
- Global travel insurance: Travel with peace of mind, courtesy of worldwide multi-trip travel insurance coverage for you and your family.
- Employee discount platform: Access exclusive discounts through our employee discount platform.
- Enhanced parental leave: Generous maternity and paternity pay to support you and your family when you need it most.
Greenergy are proud to be an equal opportunities employer and we are committed to equality of opportunity for all staff. We believe that diversity and inclusion among our colleagues is critical to our success as a global company. Employment at Greenergy is based solely on a person's merit and qualifications directly related to professional competence. We do not discriminate against any employee or applicant because of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy, maternity, race, religion or belief, marriage and civil partnerships.
About
Greenergy supply over 15 billion litres of fuel annually across the UK, Ireland and Canada – managing fuel supply chains from refinery gates to customer sites and managing over 500 deliveries per day. To deliver fuel to our customers, we have a 24/7 in-house haulage operation, Greenergy Flexigrid, made up of over 650 drivers and a fleet of over 250 tankers. Greenergy also owns and operates biodiesel manufacturing plants in England and the Netherlands that process waste oils sourced globally into biodiesel, which is used to displace diesel in road transport.For over 30 years, Greenergy has been investing in lower carbon renewable fuels that can be used in vehicles on the road today. As a leading European manufacturer of waste-based biodiesel, renewables are central to Greenergy’s strategy to support customers through the energy transition.Find out more about us at www.greenergy.com
Skills Required
- SHEQ Qualification or related field within compliance
- Membership with a professional body i.e., IOSH or equivalent
- Proven experience in auditing, scheduling or advisory roles
- Proven track record of implementing and improving management systems
- Demonstrated understanding of legal and regulatory compliance
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
- Ability to interpret complex SHEQ data or information and present it clearly
- High attention to detail, data accuracy and organisational skills
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The Company
What We Do
Greenergy is a leading transportation fuel supplier, integrating traditional and renewable energy solutions. They are a leading European manufacturer of waste-based biodiesel and supply petrol and diesel, managing fuel logistics and infrastructure.
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