NRL are currently recruiting on behalf of our client for SHE Advisor Roles across the Southern region.
1x East of England (Essex/Kent area)
1 x South Coast (ideally Portsmouth/Southampton/Chichester)
1 x London and the South East
This will be contract roles for 6-8 months, working on various sites across the business.
As a key member of the SHE Team you will be responsible for:
Monitoring SHE performance at Regional and Depot level. Reporting to Operational Management on good performance / best practice as well as deficiencies and areas of weakness identified.
Provision of key support with regards to the development and implementation of improvement actions, initiatives, and plans.
Assisting in the management of the company’s environmental responsibilities in compliance with environmental requirements.
Investigating accidents, incidents and near misses and sharing lessons learned.
Reviewing documentation for appropriate health & safety content (RAMS, CPPs etc).
Visiting our sites and advising site management on day-to-day health & safety matters.
Ensuring compliance with UK Health & Safety Legislation/CDM Regs/Client’s standards.
Promoting and encouraging best practice.
Delivering toolbox talks on health, safety and wellbeing themes.
Health and wellbeing promotional campaigns.
In addition, you will be a key stakeholder to our Project Management Teams in helping ensure that all SHE risks are identified and managed throughout all phases of project development, construction and maintenance.
What do I need to be successful in the role?
To be successful in this role, you should hold a minimum NEBOSH Certificate or equivalent. In addition to:
Passionate about the Health & Safety Profession
Experience, knowledge and understanding of the application of SHE management principles and best practice within an operational environment.
Proven track record of engaging effectively with stakeholders in SHE matters and requirements.
Experience of developing and improving processes, and driving SHE performance
We would ideally want you to come from a Construction, Mechanical or Electrical engineering or a DNO background.
Willingness to challenge unsatisfactory conditions or breaches.
Excellent IT skills with experience in using Teams, Excel and Databases.
You will have a professional approach, be self-organised and motivated to positively influence stakeholders.
Due to the level of mobility required in this role a full UK driving licence is essential.
Associate / Tech / Grad Member of IOSH and IEMA membership is desirable.
If this role is of interest, please send your CV or call NRL for more information.
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