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Carrington West is seeking an experienced Health and Safety Advisor/Manager to lead safety across Scotland’s rail and highways civils projects. You’ll oversee multiple sites, ensure regulatory compliance and promote a positive safety culture.
Based in East Kilbride with regular site travel across Scotland, you’ll spend two days per week on site and coordinate with project delivery teams to drive continuous improvement in safety performance.
Are you an experienced Health and Safety Advisor or Manager with a strong background in delivering heavy civils projects within the rail sector?
Do you have experience overseeing health and safety across multiple sites, ensuring compliance and driving improvements in safety performance?
Are you looking for an opportunity to take ownership of health and safety across a range of rail and highways infrastructure projects throughout Scotland, with a high degree of autonomy?
Location: East Kilbride - Office and site-based, with regular travel across Scotland
Salary: up to £55,000 per annum DOE + company car or 10% car allowance
My client is looking to appoint an experienced Health and Safety Advisor or Manager to support the delivery of heavy civils projects across Scotland, predominantly within the rail and highways sectors.
This is an excellent opportunity to join an established specialist contractor delivering a range of infrastructure projects, including bridges, stations, steel structures and highways works, with current project values of up to £5 million.
Working from the East Kilbride office and travelling to sites throughout Scotland, you will be responsible for overseeing health and safety performance across multiple projects, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, company procedures and industry standards.
The role offers a high degree of autonomy, allowing you to manage your own diary and plan site visits around project requirements. You will be expected to spend a minimum of two days per week on site, ensuring all active projects are visited at least once per month. Mondays and Fridays will typically be office-based, with flexibility considered on a case-by-case basis for exceptional candidates.
You will work closely with project delivery teams and the wider health and safety function, providing practical advice and guidance to promote a positive safety culture across the business. Monthly attendance at team meetings in Chorley will also be required.
This is an excellent opportunity to join an established infrastructure contractor, offering genuine autonomy, a competitive salary and the opportunity to take responsibility for health and safety across a varied portfolio of rail and highways projects throughout Scotland.