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g2 Recruitment is seeking a Project H&S (HSE) Manager for a brownfield modification project in the Arnhem region, East of Arnhem. The role can start immediately with an October/November 2026 window and runs on a freelance 12-month rolling contract, overseeing safety for both design/engineering and on-site construction activities.
You bring a strong HSSEQ/HSEQ background with valid certifications (IOSH/NEBOSH/MVK/HVK), EPC/engineering/construction experience, and hands-on safety management
Project H&S (HSE) Manager to join our client based in the Arnhem region, East of Arnhem. The role can start immediately.
The client is working on a project to deliver a brownfield modification to an existing manufacturing plant
The client is looking for a project H&S manager who will be able to support them for the early stages of the project (design and engineering), support through procurement auditing and onboarding suppliers, contractors and H&S construction management onsite.
The client is the owner operator of the site, and they are also acting as the main contractor, so you will be managing sub-contractors doing the construction and installation works onsite.
START: October, November 2026 (Immediate start is feasible)
FREELANCE: Market Rates
DURATION: 12 month rolling contract (2030 finish)
LOCATION: Arnhem region, The Netherlands (East side of Arnhem)
Specification:
- HSSEQ/EHSQ/HSEQ technical background with relevant certification
- Relevant HSE certification, qualified for site-based working (IOSH, NEBOSH, MVK or HVK)
- Experience with engineering, operating or construction companies (ideally EPC)
- Strong hands on safety management experience (Happy to work in the office or onsite)
- Experience with HSE/HSEQ Systems, Site based safety management and auditing
- Dutch languages skills - Dutch client and contractor
The role requires a H&S Project Manager who is confident in advising projects, operational as well as construction site-based staff on health, safety and environmental + quality issues are beneficial, not essential.