Rs Environment Fire And Occupational Safety Engineer in England

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They\’re helping us build a greener, more inclusive future for everyone.
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Overview
As the RS Environment Fire and Occupational Safety Engineer, you will partner with depot teams to drive a strong culture of safety and environmental excellence.
You\’ll provide expert advice, guidance, and operational support to managers, ensuring compliance with UK and EU legislation while continually improving processes and performance.
Your responsibilities will span across Occupational Safety, Environment, and Fire Safety — from managing ISO certifications, safety management systems, and compliance audits, to leading initiatives that reduce environmental impact and enhance fire protection standards.
Location
This is a permanent role is based at our Temple Mills depot in Leyton based on site.
Application
The close date for this role is 2 February ****.
Eurostar reserves the right to close this role early should we identify suitable candidates.
Candidates are recommended to apply early.
Responsibilities
Lead initiatives that strengthen a proactive safety culture across the depot and drive continuous improvement.
Oversee a risk-based programme of audits, inspections, and safety tours to ensure compliance with UK, EU, and international standards.
Manage investigations into incidents, hazards, and near-misses, ensuring lessons are captured and acted upon.
Maintain and improve Safety Management System procedures in line with ISO*****, ISO*****, and evolving regulations.
Develop and implement strategies to reduce environmental impact, manage waste compliance, lead emergency planning, and monitor KPIs.
Act as the depot\’s lead for fire safety and protection, ensuring robust risk assessments, compliance plans, training, and regular drills.
Provide practical training, coaching, and support to managers and teams to build ownership of safety and environmental responsibilities.
Share best practices and identify opportunities for innovation in health, safety, environment, and fire protection.
Qualifications
Substantial experience in health, safety, and environment management, ideally in rail, engineering, transport, or another high-risk industrial environment.
Recognised qualifications such as NEBOSH Diploma, IOSH Level 6 Diploma, or NVQ Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety (or equivalent).
Advanced knowledge and hands-on experience of ISO***** and ISO***** standards, audits, and certifications.
Strong understanding of UK and continental fire safety regulations, with experience leading compliance programmes and fire drills.
Confidence in risk assessment, incident investigation, data analysis, and regulatory reporting.
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence managers, staff, auditors, and external bodies.
Fluent English with excellent communication and presentation skills.
A proactive, resilient, and solutions-focused mindset, able to balance compliance with operational demands.
Benefits
Travel benefits that can be used for both work and play including 75% off underground network from Day 1
Competitive defined benefit pension scheme
Free Eurostar tickets
Discounted Eurostar tickets for friends and family
Ongoing training and development
Lots of other exclusive deals, discounts, and perks
Next Steps
A whole new platform for your career – If you think you\’ve got what it takes to help us make Eurostar bigger and better than ever before then we\’d love to hear from you.
At Eurostar we believe in giving everyone an equal chance.
We actively encourage applications from talented individuals regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion or belief, marital status, whether you\’re pregnant or on maternity leave.
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