HSSE Manager: Site Safety & Compliance Lead

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan with matching company

Comprehensive Medical, Dental & Vision

Paid parental leave

Paid Time Off

Daily Pay early access

Job summary

JLL is seeking an Environment, Health, and Safety (HSSE) Manager to direct and improve the HSSE management systems across client facilities and small capital projects. You will guide resources, collaborate with the site team, and ensure regulatory and client requirements are met.

You will lead HSSE programs, track performance metrics, manage training, and oversee incident investigations. This role requires travel (15–25%) and a strong background in safety regulations and leadership.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in occupational safety and health, environmental science, or related years of experience.
• Broad based knowledge of Environmental, Occupational Health, and Safety regulations.
• 5+ years of experience working with HSSE compliance and management systems preferably within facility operations.
• Success working with subcontractors/vendors supporting mutual safety objectives.
• Excellent skills in written and oral communication.
• Basic computer skills with both word processing and database applications.
• Ability to drive and inspect both outdoor and indoor areas to observe compliance with established programs.
• Must be able to travel (15%- 25%).

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership and support the development and implementation of HSSE management systems and compliance programs at the Client sites.
• Team with JLL Site Team and the account HSSE Manager to establish HSSE performance goals and reviews performance against those goals.
• Track and report HSSE metrics and measure performance against key performance indicators.
• Direct the implementation of HSSE Committees suitable to the site's needs.
• Develop and implement HSSE qualification program to manage JLL service partners working at Client locations and under the JLL scope of work.
• Evaluate hazards on client sites for safety, health, and environmental risks.
• Develop environmental, health and safety procedures and programs for Jones Lang LaSalle activities and monitors safety compliance to reduce risks.
• Develop inspection programs and establishes regular inspection schedules.
• Identify training requirements and coordinates training sessions for HSSE regulatory and Client training requirements.
• Establish record management and retention policy. Ensures required records are kept available according regulatory and JLL requirements.
• Ensure HSSE policies and procedures are developed, updated, implemented, and followed.
• Assist the JLL Site Team in the accident investigation and communication process including the identification of root causes. Implement training and tools necessary to ensures that reports on HSSE incidents and performance are submitted on a timely basis, and that corrective actions are taken.
• Assist the account HSSE Director on projects related to areas of responsibility.
• Maintain liaison with client HSSE organization to ensure that HSSE problems are identified and solutions coordinated.
• Maintain a collaborative partnership with Client HSSE organization.
• Drive the implementation of programs and initiatives necessary to foster a strong HSSE culture.
• Provide support to Client HSSE Team by conducting selected HSE activities as agreed by JLL and client HSSE.

Skills

HSSE compliance

Environmental health

Safety leadership

Regulatory knowledge

Written & verbal communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in occupational safety and health, environmental science, or related

Job description

JLL is seeking an Environment, Health, and Safety (HSSE) Manager to direct and improve the HSSE management systems across client facilities and small capital projects. You will guide resources, collaborate with the site team, and ensure regulatory and client requirements are met.

You will lead HSSE programs, track performance metrics, manage training, and oversee incident investigations. This role requires travel (15–25%) and a strong background in safety regulations and leadership.