H&S Manager Southern EU
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Altro in Italia
H&S; Manager Southern EU
Join GSA - Global Student Accommodation in our Yugo‐powered student housing platform. We are looking for an experienced HSE Manager for Southern EU to oversee Health, Safety & Environmental compliance across Spain, Italy, and Portugal.
Working closely with the VP Operations Southern Europe and the Senior VP Operations Europe, the role will shape, deliver, and continuously improve the HSE strategy, ensuring compliance with legislation, ISO standards, and company policies.
Key Responsibilities
Define and deliver the Southern EU Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) strategy and objectives, ensuring alignment with the company's global standards and regional leadership priorities.
Lead the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of HSE policies, procedures, and compliance frameworks across Southern European markets.
Ensure effective governance of: Health & Safety strategy execution and monitoring.
Continuous review and optimisation of HSE management systems against industry best practice and regulatory updates.
Planning, coordination,
and completion of HSE audits, inspections, and technical assessments for new openings and operating sites.
Centralised management of all technical documentation, risk assessments, compliance records, and mobilisation requirements.
Monitor, analyse, and report HSE performance metrics for Southern EU, providing insights and recommendations to senior leadership.
Ensure full legal compliance across Health, Safety, Fire Safety, Environmental standards, and building operations, overseeing all risk assessments (RA), Safe Systems of Work (SSoW), and emergency preparedness plans.
Operational Delivery
Lead and coordinate HSE audits, PRL (Occupational Risk Prevention) evaluations, snagging reviews, and technical inspections across Southern EU (Spain, Italy, Portugal, and future markets).
Oversee the technical validation of new residences during design, construction, and pre‐opening phases, ensuring adherence to op