EHS Lead
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - PHILIP MORRIS ITALIA in Italia
Questa posizione è in Philip Morris Italia
Riassunto dell'opportunità da parte della Joinrs AI: Philip Morris Italia ricerca un EHS Lead (RSPP) con laurea preferibilmente in Ingegneria, Scienze o Sicurezza sul Lavoro. Il candidato guiderà i sistemi e programmi di Ambiente, Salute e Sicurezza, assicurando il rispetto delle normative e promuovendo attività formative. L'offerta prevede tempo indeterminato, lavoro presso la sede di Crespellano (BO) e una RAL minima di 64.540 euro annui.
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As our next EHS Lead (RSPP) based in our site in Crespellano (BO) you will maintain and Improve Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) systems and programs aligned with business needs and legal requirements. You will also act as the professional EHS reference, planning and monitoring EHS activities to eliminate and decrease risk levels, promoting training programs to increase capabilities across the organization.
Your 'Day To Day'
- Assume the role of Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Lead/ Prevention and Protection Service Manager (RSPP).
- Prepare and update all mandatory Health, Safety,
and Environmental documentation (DVR-Risk Assessment Document, specific risk assessments, emergency plans, etc.).
- Monitor and ensure compliance with applicable Health, Safety, and Environmental regulations.
- Plan and conduct internal HSE audits and oversee external audits.
- Manage relationships with the relevant authorities responsible for environmental and safety compliance, ensuring the maintenance of all required permits and authorizations.
- Promote training and awareness initiatives for employees on Health, Safety, and Environmental topics.
- Contribute to the factory's Sustainability and EHS strategy and act as a role model for Safety/Sustainability;
- Ensure full compliance with occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental legislation; lead requests to local authorities for environmental authorizations and coordinate factory inspections;
- Coordinate accident investigation