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EHS Advisor Jobs in Dorset

​EHS Advisor

An EHS Advisor in the engineering sector is responsible for ensuring that all practices and processes adhere to environmental, health, and safety guidelines, thereby safeguarding both personnel and the environment. To work as an EHS Advisor, individuals must possess a strong foundation in EHS regulations, often supported by a relevant degree in environmental science or occupational health and safety, coupled with specific qualifications such as NEBOSH or IOSH certification. Key skills include a keen attention to detail, excellent communication abilities, and a proactive approach to identifying and mitigating potential hazards.

Companies looking to hire an EHS Advisor are in search of candidates with a solid track record of implementing and managing EHS programs within engineering or similar sectors. Previous experience in conducting risk assessments, developing and delivering EHS training, and successfully leading initiatives to improve EHS performance is highly sought after. An effective EHS Advisor must be adept at collaborating with various departments to integrate EHS practices into daily operations, ensuring compliance with both internal standards and external regulations, and ultimately fostering a culture of safety and environmental responsibility within the organisation.

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​Dorset

Dorset is a county located in the South West region of England, bordering Devon and Somerset to the north. It has some of the finest coastline and countryside in England, including the Jurassic Coast, which is famous for its fossils.

The engineering sector in Dorset County is growing rapidly, there are already several well-established engineering companies and more start-ups emerging within this area too as businesses are looking to engage with new technologies.

You can get around Dorset using public transport, with trains running from London to Dorchester South. Buses cover all of the main towns, as well as rural areas.