Safety Supervisor

JSAN Consulting Group; Madrid; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

JSAN Consulting Group in Madrid is seeking an experienced Safety Officer to manage occupational safety, PRL compliance and safety for Madrid operations on an onsite basis.

You will coordinate risk assessments, inspections and safety training, ensuring adherence to PRL requirements and regulatory standards. The role requires fluent English and Spanish and a track record of 5+ years in occupational safety. Immediate start and reporting to Spain Operations.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of Spanish PRL requirements.
• Experience in risk assessment, accident investigation and safety training.
• Professional working proficiency in Spanish and English.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant PRL / occupational safety experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day PRL and occupational safety compliance.
• Coordinate risk assessments and preventive actions.
• Conduct safety inspections across workplace, depot and field.
• Oversee occupational road and vehicle safety, including fatigue and driving risks.
• Investigate accidents, incidents and near misses and track corrective actions.
• Coordinate accident documentation with HR, SPA and other stakeholders.
• Coordinate safety induction and road-safety training.
• Maintain PRL documentation, training records and incident registers.
• Coordinate emergency preparedness, evacuation, first-aid and incident response procedures.
• Support ISO 45001 implementation and safety-management processes.
• Escalate serious safety risks and suspend unsafe activities when needed.

Skills

PRL knowledge

Accident investigation

Risk assessment

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

NEBOSH CSP

Tools

CAE

Job description

Role: Safety Officer – Madrid (PRL / Occupational Safety)

Location: Madrid, Spain (Onsite)

Employment: Full-time

Reporting to: Spain Operations / Country Management

Experience Range: 05 to 07 Years

Language Known: English and Spanish (Fluently)

Start Date: Immediate

Role Purpose

• JSAN is looking for an experienced Safety Officer to manage occupational safety, PRL compliance and operational safety for its Madrid operations.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day PRL and occupational safety compliance.
• Coordinate workplace and operational risk assessments and preventive actions.
• Conduct workplace, depot and field safety inspections.
• Manage occupational road and vehicle safety, including fatigue, driver behaviour, vehicle condition and work-related driving risks.
• Investigate accidents, incidents and near misses and track corrective actions to closure.
• Coordinate accident documentation with HR, SPA, Mutua and other relevant stakeholders.
• Coordinate mandatory PRL, safety induction and road-safety training.
• Maintain PRL documentation, training records, incident registers and compliance evidence.
• Coordinate emergency preparedness, evacuation, first-aid and incident-response procedures.
• Work with the external SPA on occupational health, health surveillance and specialist PRL activities.
• Support regulatory inspections and compliance requests.
• Monitor safety KPIs and recommend preventive improvements.
• Support implementation of ISO 45001 and relevant safety-management processes.
• Escalate serious or imminent safety risks and recommend suspension of unsafe activities.

Mandatory Requirements

• Strong knowledge of Spanish PRL requirements.
• Practical experience with CAE.
• Experience in risk assessment, accident investigation, corrective actions and safety training.
• Professional working proficiency in Spanish and English.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant PRL / occupational safety experience preferred.

Preferred Experience

• Automotive, fleet, mobility, logistics or transport operations.
• Occupational road safety.
• ISO 45001.
• Multinational or operational client-facing environments.
• International qualifications such as CSP or NEBOSH are advantageous.

Data Confidentiality

• The Safety Officer will not routinely access individual medical diagnoses or detailed employee health records.
• Occupational-health information will remain restricted to authorised healthcare professionals.
• The role may receive only fitness-for-work conclusions, restrictions or preventive recommendations required for workplace safety.

Authority

• The Safety Officer will have authority to raise safety concerns, require corrective actions, elevate serious risks and initiate operational safety escalation where a serious or imminent risk is identified.