Health & Safety Lead - Italy
Pubblicato il 04-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Health & Safety Lead, Italy
We're looking for a Health & Safety Lead to join our People team in Italy . If you thrive in fast‐paced environments, are passionate about safety culture and regulatory excellence, and can lead both processes and people, this is your place
Responsibilities
Manage and control all Health and Safety matters according to Italian law , ensuring full regulatory compliance
Serve as the company's RSPP (Responsabile del Servizio di Prevenzione e Protezione), taking ownership of all related legal responsibilities
Lead and ensure proper documentation and records management to support labor inspections
Create, implement, and continuously improve H&S; processes and protocols at both technical and organizational levels
Lead or support the investigation of occupational incidents, identifying root causes and recommending corrective actions
Develop and deliver H&S; training programs and track completion rates across the organization
Coordinate health surveillance programs in accordance with applicable regulations
Manage emergency planning,
including the design and implementation of evacuation procedures
Handle Coordination of Business Activities (Coordinamento delle Attività Imprenditoriali – D.Lgs. 81/08 Art. 26) and liaise with contractors and third‐party providers
Provide clear guidance and support to stakeholders, including leadership, on H&S; matters
Collaborate with cross‐functional teams, including Facilities, Operations, and Legal, to integrate safety into all areas of the business
Mentor and guide one junior H&S; resource, supporting their professional growth
Qualifications and Experience
RSPP Qualification in accordance with Italian legislation (D.Lgs. 81/08)
Strong knowledge of Italian H&S; regulations and experience applying them in a corporate or operational environment
Proven experience in creating and implementing Health & Safety processes
Solid track record of stakeholder management , including communication with leadership and external authori