Senior Workplace Health and Safety Professional

Worthy Group is a diversified organisation committed to providing high-quality support services to the mining industry. Originating in the Goldfields of Western Australia, we have expanded our reach to serve clients globally.We prioritise integrity in all our solutions, offering a range of services that include Asset Disposal, Machinery and Component Sales, Heavy Mobile Plant Maintenance, Freight and Logistics, and specialised Marketing Services.At Worthy Group, we are dedicated to furthering a safer, more sustainable, and high-quality working environment.We take pride in fostering a flexible and inclusive work culture that enables our team to achieve professional success while prioritising personal well-being. We are actively seeking a dedicated and proactive HSEQ Manager to join our team and lead initiatives aimed at driving continuous improvement and ensuring compliance across our operations.

• A competitive salary package that reflects experience and qualifications.
• Diverse and flexible roster options to facilitate regular travel across all locations.
• A supportive environment that values work-life balance, in a family-friendly and locally owned business.
• Opportunities for ongoing training and professional development.

• Collaborate closely with senior management and key stakeholders to ensure compliance with applicable WHS legislation specific to operational jurisdiction.
• Develop and disseminate HSEQ information, including safety alerts and toolbox topics.
• Design and deliver HSEQ training programs aimed at fostering a safe work culture and increasing awareness of critical risks.
• Maintain a training matrix and conducting Training Needs Assessments (TNAs) and training plans to ensure all workers are competent in performing their tasks effectively and safely.
• Lead investigations into HSE incidents, accidents, and near misses, ensuring thorough reporting and root cause analysis.
• Conduct regular audits of HSEQ systems and processes to ensure compliance with regulations, internal policies and other legal requirements.
• Ensure timely statutory notification of reportable incidents to relevant authorities, maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Management of Workers Compensation claims, including documentation and coordination with insurers, while also planning and implementing strategies to reduce future claims.
• Oversee and update STEMS safety platform to effectively track and document safety-related activities, including incident reporting, worker training and inductions, and action management. Ensure the platform is utilised efficiently to maintain compliance and facilitate a proactive safety culture.
• Assist with the implementation of HSEQ procedures and coordinate the sign-off by employees before recording in STEMS.
• Develop and implement HSEQ systems, management plans and procedures, ensuring employee involvement and understanding throughout the process to facilitate effective implementation.
• Monitor and manage site mobilisation compliance.
• Oversee and conduct inspections of workplaces and offices, as well as evacuation drills at all locations.
• Manage and maintain compliance registers and related documentation to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements.
• Complete and maintain PEV risk assessments.
• Facilitate and complete comprehensive risk assessments to drive compliance and enhance the proactiveness of the Work Health and Safety (WHS) system.
• Monitor and manage HSEQ compliance and authorisation processes for contractors and subcontractors.
• Completion of prequalification processes for current or new clients/tenders/projects.
• Liaise with providers to carry out plant/equipment inspections.
• Complete first aid kit inspections and restock.
• Manage the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of the emergency response plan and processes.
• Manage the reporting and verification of data within safety platforms to ensure accurate monitoring of workplace safety.