ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT MACHINE SAFETY? DO YOU HAVE STRONG SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE EXPERTISE, EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS, AND A STRONG DEDICATION TO R&D MACHINERY PROJECTS?

Then this is an extraordinary opportunity to join a team working cross-functionally with global EHS responsibility, focusing on employee safety through equipment and machinery safety and compliance!
No relocation assistance is offered for this position.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

As a Senior EHS Manager, you will ensure employees’ safety and machinery compliance by fostering strong stakeholder relations and global collaborations across LEGO® manufacturing sites. More specifically, you will:

• Ensure that new equipment and machinery meet requirements in relation to both internal standards and external legislation, Machinery Directive, CE marking, and associated standards, while supporting the creation of the necessary documentation. This responsibility involves actively participating in machine R&D projects.
• Ensure that local machine safety teams at production sites follow global processes as an active member of the global machine safety team.
• Drive global collaboration by developing best practices for machine safety across LEGO® production sites and ensuring they are globally aligned, understood, and implemented.
• Lead the development of global processes, tools, and guidelines for machine safety.
• Drive global training of everyone working with machine safety based on updated knowledge and external benchmarking.
• Support local machine safety teams in ensuring local compliance with the EU User Directive, particularly regarding inspection of equipment and machinery, as well as training and competency development.

In this role, you will join the Global Manufacturing Safety team, a group of 12 dedicated specialists ensuring that all equipment and machinery across LEGO® Operations are compliant and safe to operate.

• Upstream: We ensure that the design of all new machinery is safe and compliant before implementation in production.
• Downstream: We define the directions for production sites on how existing machinery should be maintained according to standards and modified if legislation changes