Unternehmensgruppe Theo Müller

Project Health, Safety & Environment Manager Regular travel across multi site (7 sites across the UK) Base location aligned to nearest site Full time Permanent About the Role We are looking for an experienced Project Health Safety & Environment Manager to provide expert Health, Safety and Environmental leadership across a portfolio of capital projects within Müller Milk & Ingredients (MMI). This role will support safe design, installation and commissioning of new machinery and process equipment, ensuring compliance with CDM Regulations (2015), PUWER and internal MMI Health, Safety & Environment standards. As a key advisor to Engineering, Operations and Project Teams, you will champion a proactive safety culture, influencing decision making from early project concept through to handover. This is an opportunity to shape best practice across a diverse network of UK manufacturing sites. Key Responsibilities Project Health, Safety & Environment Leadership Lead HSE standards and compliance across all capital projects within the MMI portfolio. Ensure safety requirements are embedded in project design, planning, procurement, construction and commissioning phases. Act as a visible on site HSE presence during critical activities. Machinery & Process Safety Support PUWER compliance, machinery risk assessments and alignment with relevant machinery safety standards. Review machinery designs, layouts and specifications to ensure safe access, guarding, ergonomics and maintainability. Support CE/UKCA marking processes and technical file reviews. Ensure safe integration of new equipment into existing site operations. CDM Regulations Compliance Provide competent advice to ensure compliance with CDM 2015 across multiple projects. Support the Client role and monitor Principal Designer and Principal Contractor performance. Review Construction Phase Plans, RAMS and associated documentation. Contractor & Site Management Support contractor prequalification, site induction processes and performance monitoring. Assist with incident investigations, near miss reviews and sharing of lessons learned. Training & Engagement Provide coaching, training and guidance on machinery safety and CDM awareness. Promote a strong, engaged safety culture within project and site teams. What We're Looking For Essential Qualifications & Skills NEBOSH General Certificate Health, Safety & Envrionment experience within engineering, manufacturing, FMCG or food production project environments. Strong practical knowledge of PUWER, CDM Regulations and machinery safety. Experience in machinery risk assessments and working with new equipment installations. Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Ability to influence at all levels with a practical, solutions focused approach. UK driving licence. Why Join Us? This is a high impact role in a major UK manufacturing organisation, offering exposure to complex engineering projects, multi site operations and the opportunity to influence safety performance at a strategic level. Benefits included are: Company car or allowance - your choice! Up to 15% bonus 4 x Life assurance Annual pay reviews PerkBox access to save money across numerous retailers

Combined Heat & Power Lead Engineer Location: Droitwich, ENG, GB, WR9 0LW Combined Heat & Power Lead Engineer Location: UK-wide (travel to sites required) Function: Engineering Excellence Employment Type: Permanent Status: Newly created role We are looking for an experienced Combined Heat & Power Lead Engineer to take technical ownership of our CHP assets across the UK. This is a key role within our Engineering Excellence function, responsible for ensuring our CHP plants operate safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with UK regulations, while driving continuous improvement and supporting our decarbonisation strategy. As the business's technical authority for CHP, you will lead performance optimisation, provide expert troubleshooting support, manage contractors and OEM partners, and shape long-term energy and asset strategies. This is a high impact role for someone who thrives on complex engineering challenges and enjoys influencing both operational and strategic outcomes. Key Responsibilities Technical Leadership Act as the subject matter expert for CHP systems across multiple UK sites Lead fault diagnosis, root cause analysis, performance optimisation, and lifecycle improvements Develop and implement CHP operational strategies to maximise availability, efficiency, and compliance Oversee commissioning, acceptance testing, and major upgrades Operations & Maintenance Lead the operational oversight of all CHP maintenance activities Review and approve maintenance schedules, ensuring alignment with OEM and statutory requirements Hold monthly performance reviews with OEM partners, monitoring SLAs and KPIs Provide escalation support for complex mechanical, electrical, and control system issues Drive standardised maintenance practices, reporting methods, and carbon/energy performance management Compliance & Governance Ensure full compliance with UK CHP-related legislation including CHPQA, EPR, MCPD, PSSR, and Gas Safety Oversee emissions monitoring, data reporting, and regulatory submissions Maintain accurate documentation and ensure sites remain audit-ready Support feasibility studies and business cases for new CHP installations or upgrades Provide technical input into decarbonisation initiatives and alternative fuel strategies Contribute technical governance to capital projects involving CHP or heat network integration Stakeholder & Contractor Management Build strong relationships with site engineering teams, OEMs, and regulatory stakeholders Mentor and support engineers and technicians, promoting engineering best practice Support commercial tenders and technical evaluation for service contracts About You Essential Experience & Skills Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Energy, or Power Engineering (or equivalent) Significant experience in CHP or power generation engineering Strong knowledge of UK CHP legislation and safety regulations Proven experience with gas engine CHP systems Ability to diagnose complex faults and lead technical problem-solving Comfortable managing contractors, OEMs, and multiple stakeholders Knowledge of district heating, heat networks, biogas, or hydrogen blends What We Offer The opportunity to shape and influence the performance and future direction of CHP assets across the UK A highly visible and impactful role within a business committed to decarbonisation and energy efficiency Professional development and progression within a growing engineering function Up to 15% bonus Company car or monthly allowance - your choice

A leading energy company is seeking a Combined Heat & Power Lead Engineer based in the UK. In this role, you will take technical ownership of CHP assets, ensuring safe and efficient operation while driving continuous improvement. You will oversee maintenance activities, develop operational strategies, and ensure compliance with UK regulations. Ideal candidates will possess a degree in engineering and significant experience in CHP systems, alongside strong problem-solving and stakeholder management skills.