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Principal People Recruitment is seeking an HSE Manager to drive health, safety and environmental excellence across major renewables projects in the UK and Ireland. You will join a project start-up team and guide HSE planning through mobilisation, then hand over to the long-term HSE team.
You’ll manage contractor relationships, develop risk and traffic plans, review RAMS and support site setup. The role combines project HSE, mobilisation and continuous improvement across diverse sites.
Principal People are recruiting for an HSE Manager to join a leading organisation delivering major renewable energy projects across the UK and Ireland.
This is a slightly different opportunity to a traditional site-based HSE role. You will join a project start-up team, taking projects from the early planning stages through mobilisation and site establishment, before handing over to the longer-term HSE team.
It's a role combining project HSE, site mobilisation, contractor management and continuous improvement, with the opportunity to influence how future projects are set up and delivered.
You will get involved at the early stages of projects, supporting HSE planning, contractor set-up and mobilisation before moving onto site during the initial delivery phase.
The role works on a 4-week rotation, with three weeks supporting projects across the UK & Ireland followed by a full week off. Sundays are non-working days during the project rotation.
Responsibilities will include:
You do not need previous renewable energy experience.
We are interested in people from construction, infrastructure, utilities, rail, energy, substations or other project-led environments where you have worked closely with contractors and operational teams.
Salary up to £60,000.
Company 4x4 / project vehicle.
Opportunity to join a globally recognised and leading renewable energy organisation.
All accommodation provided when working away and work-related travel costs covered.
33 days annual leave including bank holidays.
This could suit someone who enjoys the practical side of HSE but wants more involvement in how projects are planned, mobilised and improved, rather than remaining responsible for one site for its full lifecycle.