Construction Safety Advisor | The primary focus of this role is in the Northwest, covering Manchester, Liverpool, and Macclesfield.
However, regular travel by train will be required | Monday – Friday, 40 hours per week, occasional paid weekend overtime | Circa £50,000 Are you a skilled, experienced Construction Safety Advisor looking for an exciting opportunity to work with an industry-leading client?
Established in 2005, our client has won plaudits throughout the H&S Industry for their honest, straightforward and practical approach to Health and Safety.
With experienced consultants based in key UK regions, they provide common-sense advice which is easily scaled up or down depending on the size of a business.
Don't miss the opportunity to join a team, where your expertise will help shape the safety standards on major projects across the Northwest, with additional opportunities to travel to Birmingham, Leeds, and beyond as needed.
In this role, you'll have the opportunity to make a real impact on a wide range of projects, from £100,000 fit-outs and refurbishments to major construction initiatives exceeding £1 million.
Your contributions will directly influence the safety and quality standards across these exciting developments.
You'll benefit from continuous professional development and training to expand your expertise and maintain CPD, ensuring you stay at the forefront of the industry.
Working with a respected client, you'll also gain industry recognition in a role endorsed by leading safety organisations such as IOSH and the Association for Project Safety.
Are you the right person for the job?
Education & Certification: Preferably NEBOSH or SHEM diploma/degree qualified with at least 5 years of experience in construction health and safety, ideally with Tier 1 contractors Expert Knowledge: Proficiency in CDM 2015, Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (including CAR SOIL), and thorough knowledge of the principal designer role Technical Proficiency: Computer literate, preferably ECDL certified, with strong written and verbal communication skills Client-Centered Approach: Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of stakeholders in an inclusive and modern environment Professional Memberships: Membership in recognised safety bodies such as IOSH or Association for Project Safety and holding a CSCS (white professional card preferred) What will your role look like?
Ensure adherence to CDM 2015, project safety, and pre-construction phase safety design principles, while also overseeing risk management in all construction stages Engage effectively with stakeholders across departments, from senior directors and project management teams to contractors and business units Prepare concise, meaningful reports and executive summaries that communicate safety strategies and project updates to all levels of leadership Provide guidance on health and safety across major construction areas, including asbestos control, Temporary Works management (BS 5975), confined spaces, demolition, and permit-to-work systems What can you expect in return?
NEST pension If you're ready to bring your construction safety expertise to a role where your work directly impacts the industry, click "APPLY" now!
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