Safety and Security Manager

Compensation: Strong package reflecting seniority, leadership scope and technical expertise Lead Safety Where Your Decisions Have Real Impact Take ownership of safety, process safety and security at a complex chemical manufacturing facility. This is a highly visible leadership opportunity to shape site-wide standards, strengthen operational discipline and lead a specialist team in an environment where effective risk management is fundamental to performance. Strong compensation package reflecting the scope of the position Senior site leadership responsibility with significant operational visibility Opportunity to lead and develop a multidisciplinary safety and security team Career opportunity within an established US chemical manufacturing organisation Why This Business Join an established chemical manufacturer serving agricultural, mining and industrial markets across the United States. The organisation is focused on safe, efficient manufacturing, operational excellence and building long-term partnerships with customers and suppliers. This role sits at the heart of those priorities, with the autonomy and visibility to influence safety performance across a continuous chemical processing facility. What You’ll Be Doing Lead the site's Health & Safety, Process Safety Management (PSM) and security strategy, translating key risks into measurable priorities and improvement plans. Develop a team of four direct reports while building safety ownership and accountability across operations, maintenance and site leadership. Strengthen OSHA, PSM, DOT, emergency response and security programs, maintaining regulatory compliance and inspection readiness. Drive continuous improvement through risk assessment, root cause investigations, audits, corrective actions and close involvement in plant and capital projects. What You’ll Bring Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Safety, Risk Management or a related discipline, with 10+ years of Health & Safety experience in chemical, petrochemical, manufacturing or a related environment. Proven Process Safety experience, including participation in Process Hazard Analysis, alongside strong knowledge of OSHA requirements and regulatory compliance. Certified Safety Professional (CSP) or Associate Safety Professional (ASP) certification, with previous safety leadership experience. Strong Root Cause Analysis capability and the ability to influence operations, maintenance, engineering and leadership stakeholders. #J-18808-Ljbffr