This role combines Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) with engineering and AI-based vision systems. The HSE Engineer will be responsible for the implementation, calibration, maintenance and continuous improvement of AI vision systems used to monitor safety, environmental compliance and operational risks. In parallel, the role will support the Environment Managers in monitoring, data collection and compliance activities, helping move both plants toward data-driven HSE management. You will act as the technical link between HSE, production and digital systems.

Responsibilities

• Support the deployment, calibration and operation of AI vision systems used for:

• Safety behaviour and PPE monitoring

• Traffic & pedestrian segregation

• Environmental risk visibility (e.g. dust, smoke, spills)

• Perform system checks, troubleshooting and performance tuning in cooperation with IT and technology vendors

• Support Health & Safety Managers in:

  • Incident investigation and near-miss analysis using video-based data

  • Behavioural safety monitoring and risk assessments

• Support Environment Managers in:

  • Environmental monitoring and data collection

  • Environmental KPI tracking and reporting

• Analyse HSE & environmental data and support the development of reports and dashboards (Excel / Power BI)

• Train supervisors and operators on system use and alert interpretation

• Contribute to cross-site standardisation and continuous improvement initiatives

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Industrial)

• or Environmental / Applied Sciences

• Basic familiarity with:

  • Cameras / vision systems

  • Industrial environments

  • Data analysis tools (Excel, Power BI)

• Hands-on mindset, strong problem-solving skills and ability to work on the shop floor

Preferred Qualifications

• Exposure to computer vision or industrial camera systems, including AI model tuning in demanding industrial environments (e.g. glare, reflective surfaces, heat, moving equipment)

• Exposure to Health & Safety processes, such as incident investigation, near-miss reporting, risk assessments, or behavioural safety programmes

• Exposure to environmental monitoring and reporting, participation in audits or inspections, and familiarity with ISO 14001 and/or local environmental regulations

Benefits

• Competitive compensation and benefits package

• Ongoing professional training and development opportunities