As our HSEQ (Health, Safety, Environment & Quality) Coordinator, you will play a crucial role in maintaining and improving our quality, safety, and environmental management systems. Your key responsibilities will include:
Collaborating with Production and head office to achieve and maintain protected and aligned working systems
Facilitating compliance with ISO****, ISO*****, and ISO***** within legislative guidelines
Facilitating management system reviews and maintaining all documents and records
Coordinating mid-level meetings to address escalated health, safety, environmental and quality issues
Driving efficiency and quality improvements on the workshop floor
Maintaining the Risk Register and managing risks effectively
Conducting internal audits, coordinating external audits, and overseeing corrective/preventative action
Leading Annual Quality Management System reviews and presenting findings
Reporting on continuous improvement targets to senior management on monthly basis
Collaborating with Human Resources on legislative policy and procedure updates
About You:




1. Experience (minimum 3 years) in a HSEQ role within a manufacturing environment is desirable
2. Tertiary qualification (Degree or TAFE) in a relevant discipline
3. Proficiency in recognised HSEQ standards (for example, AS/NZS ISO ****, and AS**** CC3 Certification).
4. Strong verbal communication skills with the ability to engage with internal and external stakeholders.
What We Offer
⭐Paid day off for your birthday!
⭐Finish early on Fridays
⭐A tight-knit, supportive team environment
⭐ Ongoing training & development opportunities
⭐ A chance to work in a company with strong industry reputation
If you're ready to take the next step in your career, apply now with your
resume and a cover letter
outlining your experience and qualifications.
Please include in your cover letter (no more than one page) a response to items 1,2,3 from the
About You
section.

📌 Health Safety Environment Quality (Hseq) Coordinator (Western Australia)
🏢 Chess Engineering
📍 Western Australia