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Unknown is seeking an experienced EHS Consultant to provide maternity cover across the UK and Ireland, including eight UK sites and four in Ireland. The role focuses on maintaining the EHS management system, incident investigations, and regulatory compliance.
The position is based in London or Dublin, offering a hands-on role with limited travel and close collaboration with HR, workplace services, and Occupational Health.
Location: London or Dublin, supporting UK & Ireland.
Contract: Fixed-Term Contract / Maternity Cover
Start: As soon as possible
Duration: Approx. 12 months, plus handover period
Maternity Leave Commences: End of October 2026
Hours: Full-time
Sector: IT / Technology
Coverage: 12 sites across the UK & Ireland | Approx. 9,000 employees
Travel: No regular travel required; occasional site travel may be requested where necessary
We are supporting a major international technology organisation with the appointment of an experienced Environment, Health & Safety professional to provide maternity cover across its UK and Ireland operations.
This is a hands‑on EHS position supporting eight locations across the UK and four across Ireland. Although the role has responsibility across the wider region, local EHS points of contact are already in place at each site, meaning regular travel is not required. Occasional travel may be necessary should a particular issue or business need arise.
The successful candidate will support the continued delivery of an established EHS management system and work closely with HR, workplace services, Occupational Health and other internal and external stakeholders.
The maternity leave is expected to commence at the end of October, with the client keen to appoint somebody as soon as possible to allow an effective handover.
An ISO qualification or auditor qualification would be highly desirable, although relevant practical ISO experience will also be considered.
DSE Assessor experience would also be advantageous.
Direct experience of both UK and Irish EHS legislation would be beneficial; however, candidates with strong UK regulatory experience combined with broader European or international EHS experience will also be considered.
Previous responsibility for EHS across multiple locations within a large organisation would be particularly valuable.
The preferred base is London or Dublin.
The role supports eight UK sites and four Irish sites, but local points of contact are in place across the estate. Regular travel is therefore not expected, although occasional travel may be required in response to specific issues or business requirements.