European Health & Safety Systems & Training Manager

European Health & Safety Systems & Training Manager Job Title - European Health & Safety Systems & Training Manager Location - MVHE Hubs: Amsterdam, Netherlands (Preferred) |Madrid, Spain |Munich, Germany |Solihull, UK Hours – Permanent Contract Why join us? Shape health and safety across Europe: Lead the development and harmonisation of HSE management systems across our growing European veterinary network, helping create safer workplaces for our people. Drive meaningful transformation: Lead the digital transformation of HSE reporting, analytics and management systems, using data and technology to improve decision-making and performance. Build a strong safety culture: Design and deliver engaging, multilingual training programmes that support colleagues across different countries, cultures and operational environments. Make a regional impact: Work across multiple European markets, partnering with local teams and senior stakeholders to strengthen compliance, risk management and continuous improvement. Help shape the future of MVH Europe: Contribute to strategic and transformational priorities supporting the Petcare 2030 agenda while building consistent, high-quality HSE practices across the organisation. The team You will join the Health, Safety, Risk & Security (HSRS) function within Mars Veterinary Health (MVH) Europe and report to the Director of Health & Safety, Risk & Security. The role has a pan-European remit, supporting the current and future MVH geographic network. You will work collaboratively with leaders and teams across multiple countries, bringing together HSE expertise, systems, training, compliance and risk management to create consistent standards while recognising local regulatory and cultural requirements. This is a strategic individual contributor role with significant regional influence. You will act as a central point of contact for pan-European HSE initiatives and build strong relationships with operational teams, subject matter experts, senior leaders and external stakeholders. What we’re looking for Strong HSE leadership experience: At least 8 years of experience in health, safety and environmental leadership roles, ideally within a multi-site or pan-European environment. Technical and regulatory expertise: Strong knowledge of European and UK health and safety legislation, with practical experience applying requirements across different jurisdictions. Management systems experience: Proven experience implementing and improving ISO 45001 and other relevant international HSE standards and management systems. Training and culture: Demonstrated success in designing and delivering safety training programmes across different countries, cultures and regulatory environments, including the ability to develop multilingual content. Professional qualification: NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent is required. CMIOSH or a similar professional chartership is preferred. Experience with HSE digital systems, reporting and analytics would also be an advantage. Regional flexibility: Willingness to travel across Europe as required and able to build effective relationships with stakeholders across different markets and organisational levels. What we offer Competitive salary and benefits package. International and collaborative working environment. Opportunities for professional development and career growth within Mars Petcare. Purpose-driven organisation committed to creating a Better World for Pets. Pet-friendly offices where your four-legged companions are welcome depending on the location About us Mars Veterinary Health (MVH) Europe is a family of leading Veterinary care providers committed to creating A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS. Our network includes trusted brands such as AniCura and Linnaeus, operating over 450 animal hospitals and clinics across 18 European countries. Together, our teams deliver high-quality, modern Veterinary care ensuring peace of mind for pet owners through excellent access and patient safety. At MVH Europe, we prioritize a culture of accountability, inclusion, and wellbeing. We believe our purpose — to make A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS — starts with building a better world for our people. We support our teams through comprehensive wellbeing programmes, clear development and career paths and a shared passion for delivering exceptional outcomes in Veterinary care. Mars is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. If you need assistance or an accommodation during the application process because of a disability, please speak to us. Mars is pleased to provide such assistance, and no applicant will be penalized as a result of such a request. Department Management and support roles Role REFM Locations Amsterdam Remote status Hybrid Amsterdam About AniCura Group AniCura is a leading provider of veterinary care in Europe. Our company was born out of the philosophy that sharing resources can create opportunities for better veterinary care and outcomes. Our services include a wide range of high-quality medical services covering preventive and basic health care as well as specialized care, including advanced diagnostics, internal medicine, intensive care, surgery, and orthopaedics. We also provide rehabilitation, physiotherapy, and dietary advice and offers selected pet food and care products. AniCura’s network includes 500 clinics across 17 countries in Europe, providing over 4.5 million high-quality pet consultations each year. AniCura has been part of Mars Veterinary Health since 2018. Mars Veterinary Health comprises a network of more than 3,000 clinics worldwide taking care of more than 25 million pets every year. Together, we are able to provide the highest standards in pet care and achieve our collective purpose: A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS. For more information, please visit our website www.anicuragroup.com Founded in 2011 Co-workers 12500 in 17 countries