Gi Hbu Hse Manager, Europe
Pubblicato il 01-09-2026 - Hitachi in Milano
Descrizione dell’offerta di lavoro
Hitachi Energy's Grid & Power Quality Solutions and Service global product group is a world-leading provider of grid connections and power quality solutions that enable our customers to build a more sustainable, flexible and secure energy system. We leverage our long-standing technology leadership, vast integration expertise, huge installed base and global footprint to provide our customers with life-cycle value solutions at the lowest risk. Our customers are in the utility, renewables, industry, transportation, data centers and infrastructure sectors. Our business in Europe has more than 1,000 skilled professionals focused on critical areas of expertise and is present in 16 countries. At Grid & Power Quality Solutions and Service business in Europe (HBUEU), diversity drives our culture of innovation and collaboration. Our leading technology and strong market position enable us to achieve growth targets in the energy transition across current and growing market segments such as hydrogen, data centers and e-mobility.
We are looking for a HUB Health Safety and Environment Manager to lead HSE department at Europe. You will be accountable for all works associated with Health, Safety and Environmental domains. As the HUB most senior HSE professional, you are a seasoned and recognized HSE practitioner, who drives the HUB HSE portfolio with vision, determination, and expertise.
How you'll make an impact
- Develop and execute the Hitachi Energy HSE strategy while promoting a culture of learning and improvement in HSE implementing programs to prevent injuries and illnesses within the workplace and environmental accidents.
- Ensuring compliance with internal and external requirements related to environmental and employee health and safety and identifying areas for improvement.
- Influence leadership decisions to align with HSE goals and maintaining relationships with the community, environmental groups, and other stakeholders impacted by the