Location: Ingleburn
Salary Package: $110k - $115k (Neg) + Super + Bonus
Role Highlights: This is a high-impact role where you'll shape safety culture on a fast-paced, evolving manufacturing site. With a strong focus on stakeholder engagement, risk assessment, and safety initiatives, you'll embed best practices while working on key projects. This role has a clear pathway for career growth, with potential to step into a leadership position

Role Overview:
As the Health & Safety Advisor, you'll be the go-to safety lead on-site, partnering with teams across production, engineering, quality and operations to drive safety improvements. This isn't a box-ticking compliance role - it's about embedding safety into the daily rhythm, ensuring risks are understood, and helping teams take ownership of their safety responsibilities.

You'll be working closely with experienced safety leaders, setting up BAU safety processes, and tackling meaningful projects that reduce risk and improve safety outcomes. This role will evolve - what you do in the first 3, 6, and 12 months will be critical to success.

You will be based at the main manufacturing plant in Ingleburn, and oversee a small regional site (limited travel)

Responsibilities:

• Lead site safety initiatives, ensuring compliance with WHS policies and regulations.
• Build strong working relationships across teams, translating safety requirements into practical actions.
• Drive safety risk assessments and audits, ensuring clear communication of risks and solutions.
• Support the rollout of safety platforms and systems, ensuring site teams adopt and use them effectively.
• Partner with Engineering to ensure machinery and critical safety compliance are met.
• Investigate incidents, conduct root cause analysis, and train teams on best-practice corrective actions.
• Coach and mentor staff on safety awareness, fostering a proactive safety culture.
• Manage and progress risk register projects, delivering measurable improvements in site safety.

Candidate Profile:
You're a hands-on, proactive safety professional who thrives in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. You have a knack for translating safety principles into real-world solutions and are confident engaging with stakeholders at all levels.

• Cert IV in WHS (minimum)
• 3+ years' experience in a dedicated safety role within a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
• Strong investigative skills - able to mentor and coach others in best-practice incident management.
• ICAM trained (preferred) or equivalent experience in structured incident investigations.
• Comfortable working in a high-energy, dynamic environment where adaptability is key.
• Inquisitive mindset - asks the right questions and seeks to understand before taking action.
• Strong stakeholder engagement skills - assertive yet respectful, able to hold your ground.
• Experience using safety platforms like DoneSafe, iAuditor, or SafetyCulture (advantageous but not essential).

Culture & Benefits:
This is a career-building opportunity to drive safety initiatives in a company that values innovation and accountability.
To ensure the right focus, Quality, Environment and Sustainability is handled by another team so you can focus solely on Health & Safety

• Permanent full-time role in a company investing in safety & automation
• High-impact position - be part of key projects and shape the future of safety on-site.
• Supportive team culture - work with experienced safety leaders and site managers.
• Development & growth - clear pathway for career progression, with mentorship available.
• Great exposure, working with the wider business and senior stakeholders
• Southwest Sydney location - Ingleburn site with parking on-site.
• Salary range: $110k - $115k (Negotiable) + Super + Bonus.

Apply
If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the "apply" link below. The reference number for this role is CD55641. Please allow for 3 - 5 working days for us to process all the applications. All applicants will hear back from us, either via email or a telephone call.