The EHS specialist provides day-to-day EHS direct support for a set of sites within a region or department, considering all WTG generators within the region, warehouses and service sites, field technicians, managers, contractors, and staff within the define scope. They are the first line contact for the field service engineers as they manage day to day EHS issues in service work, and the tasks are related to training, inspections, customer interaction around planning and job
To interpret Laws, Regulations and Procedures, considering all relevant local / national EHS standards in the organization

- This role is part of "Servicio de Prevención Mancomunado" for GE Wind Energy, S.L. / It applies to Fixed Facilities, Project & Service operations and Office.
- Ensure customer EHS requirements are being properly followed to guarantee the access of GE Vernova employees and contractors to the customer site.
- Update, support, develop and implement site procedures and develop updates when needed according to GE Vernova management system processes and procedures and local regulation.
- Regularly review the sites Emergency Plan, ensuring all required materials and equipment is in place, where required it is tested, and the persons required to use it are trained.
- To train people to understand laws, regulations, and procedures, offering guide to risk mitigation when necessary and advocating for ongoing improvements to equipment and people safety through engineering controls, developing risk assessments.
- To verify that products, equipment's and tools delivered to the sites meet internal standards for safety, following up contractors and Major Components Exchange/Blades team mobilizations, ensuring proper approval and documentation availability.




- Simplified Work Plan, Legal and GE documentation compliance for GE Vernova and contractors, Site inspections within own scope and other regions and countries.
- Support contractor mobilization and MCE / Blades teams on the wind farms of region ensuring that requirements are up to date and supporting services organization when required.
- Ensure that any compliance GE Vernova applications like Gensuite, Comply Works and SGS are fully implemented and in compliance with customer and GE Vernova requirements and local regulations
- Represent GE Vernova, if required, in local EHS working groups and wind regional community
- Provide training and guidance in investigation and root cause analysis.
- Periodic review events recorded at the Gensuite assuring data accuracy.
- Collaborate in the development of the yearly training and learning plan and ensure implementation in your area
- support local initiatives for equipment guarding standards and the engineering of safer tools and machines.
- Liaise with Contractors/Subcontractors, local medical services, local fire and police departments, local regulatory agencies, and Customer/Client on EHS related matters.
- Meet regularly with site managers to understand local needs for support
- Serve as coach, mentor, and trainer for local management team, including site managers and other key leaders in safety,



being able to implement continuous improvement initiatives cross‐functionally.
- Conduct EHS trainings and awareness sessions to all personnel in the assigned areas, adapting terminology and language as necessary to ensure proper learning and knowledge transfer.
- Be the advisor and guide to site managers on deployment of EHS strategy, relevant changes in the regulations, and initiatives to improve performance in EHS.
- Follow up and communicate local EHS metric per established schedules, supporting site managers in its interpretation

Ensures that all local EHS activities relate to vision safe and other vision initiatives

- Reinforce EHS Zero Harm vision and strategy in all activities, trainings, meetings, and communications
- Contributes to the development, ensure alignment, and follow up to the region EHS action plan, while deploy and adapt integral and regional plans and strategies to its area of responsibility.

Locally Professional master's degree EHS (Técnico Superior PRL with 3 technical qualifications in Ergonomic, Industrial Hygiene and Safety at Work).

- Good knowledge and understanding of local and other region rules/regulations framework, interactions between authorities.
- Good knowledge of Microsoft office, web-based tools.
- Skilled level in EHS Risk Assessment, EHS Guidelines and Processes, EHS Audits and Assessments, Regulatory Compliance, Incident Management and Root Cause Analysis and EHS Management System; Soft Skills: Skilled level in Influence and communication, resilience and change management, performance, resources and conflict management, Employee relations and team engagement, vision and goals setting and analytical probl

📌 Óptico/Optometrista: Autonomía, Formación Y Equipo (Madrid)
🏢 Multiópticas S. Coop
📍 Madrid