Job Details

Are you an SHE advisor with proven experience on infrastructure projects and a strong working knowledge of CDM Regulations?

Do you possess a NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate and CSCS Card?

Location: Cambridgeshire
Rate: £350 to £400 umbrella (inside IR35)
Contract Length: Until January 2027
Start Date: ASAP

A leading main contractor is looking to appoint an experienced SHE Advisor to support the safe delivery of works on a major water project in Cambridgeshire.

This is a site-based role working closely with operational teams to promote a strong health, safety and environmental culture whilst ensuring works are delivered safely, compliantly and efficiently.

Responsibilities:
andmiddot;Carry out site inspections, audits and safety tours.
andmiddot;Support operational teams with risk identification and implementation of control measures.
andmiddot;Ensure compliance with H&S legislation, CDM regulations and project procedures.
andmiddot;Provide coaching and practical SHE guidance to site teams and management.
andmiddot;Deliver toolbox talks and support workforce engagement initiatives.
andmiddot;Investigate incidents, near misses and ensure corrective actions are implemented.
andmiddot;Support reporting, performance monitoring and continuous improvement activities.
andmiddot;Liaise with project stakeholders to promote safe delivery.

Essential Requirements:
andmiddot;NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate.
andmiddot;Previous experience working in a SHE/H&S Advisory position within construction/infrastructure.
andmiddot;Strong working knowledge of CDM Regulations 2015.
andmiddot;CSCS card (or equivalent).
andmiddot;Membership of a relevant professional body.
andmiddot;Full UK driving licence.

Desirable Requirements:
andmiddot;NEBOSH Diploma or NVQ Level 5/6 in Occupational Health & Safety.
andmiddot;IEMA qualification.
andmiddot;Incident investigation training (TOPSET / TapRoot / equivalent).
andmiddot;Experience supporting high-risk activities including temporary works, lifting operations, excavations and working at height.
andmiddot;First Aid qualification.

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