EHS Project Lead – Rail & Sustainable Safety

Alstom; København; On-site; DKK 900,000 - 1,150,000; Full time

Job summary

Alstom is seeking an experienced EHS professional to drive environmental, health and safety excellence across projects in Denmark. You will implement emergency plans, lead accident prevention, and ensure compliance with ISO14001/ISO45001 standards while collaborating with Project Management, HR, Manufacturing, and Finance.

You will travel between sites in Copenhagen and Aarhus, liaising with authorities and partners, and mentor EHS teams to embed sustainable practices and continuous improvement

Qualifications

• University degree in a relevant discipline; Health & Safety qualification.
• 5–8 years of professional experience, including 3+ years in EHS roles and projects.
• Knowledge of ISO14001 and ISO45001 standards.
• Familiarity with local EHS requirements.
• Experience in railway industry is desirable; EHS auditor certification desirable.

Responsibilities

• Ensure EHS risk assessments are conducted and control measures defined for projects.
• Prepare, implement, and maintain emergency plans at project level.
• Oversee sub‑contractor EHS compliance, especially at interfaces.
• Coach and assess EHS teams, support project staffing and execution phases.
• Deploy Alstom EHS standards and tools (AZDP, TOPE).
• Lead accident prevention efforts, investigate incidents and share lessons learned.

Skills

EHS knowledge

Leadership

Analytical mindset

Teamwork

ISO14001/ISO45001 knowledge

Railway industry knowledge

Computer tools proficiency

Education

University degree in a relevant discipline

Health & Safety qualification

Job description

Alstom is seeking an experienced EHS professional to drive environmental, health and safety excellence across projects in Denmark. You will implement emergency plans, lead accident prevention, and ensure compliance with ISO14001/ISO45001 standards while collaborating with Project Management, HR, Manufacturing, and Finance.

You will travel between sites in Copenhagen and Aarhus, liaising with authorities and partners, and mentor EHS teams to embed sustainable practices and continuous improvement