Health & Safety Business Partner

Anderson Knight; Glasgow; Vor Ort; GBP 42.000 - 65.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Anderson Knight is partnering with a major civil infrastructure client in Scotland to recruit an experienced Health & Safety Advisor. This hands-on site role supports civil engineering and infrastructure contracts across the central belt and east coast, working closely with operational teams to promote safe working practices.

You will carry out site inspections, support incidents investigations, and contribute to tenders and planning.

Qualifikationen

• 2–3 years experience in a Health & Safety advisory role.
• Sound knowledge of HSE legislation relevant to construction and infrastructure.
• NEBOSH General/Construction certificate or equivalent, with Tech IOSH membership.

Aufgaben

• Carry out site inspections, audits and behavioural safety observations.
• Provide practical health, safety and wellbeing advice to colleagues at all levels.
• Work with operational teams to deliver safety objectives and embed best practice.
• Support accident and incident investigations, identify root causes and recommend improvements.
• Provide H&S input into tenders, bids and operational planning.
• Identify opportunities to improve systems, processes and performance.
• Encourage hazard reporting and positive safety behaviours.
• Help teams maintain compliance with H&S and Environmental legislation.

Kenntnisse

Site inspections

Behavioural safety observations

Incident investigations

Tenders & bids input

Stakeholder engagement

Ausbildung

NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate

Tech IOSH membership

Jobbeschreibung

Anderson Knight is delighted to be partnering our client who are one of the biggest civil Infrastructure businesses in the UK. Our client is looking for an experienced Health & Safety Advisor to play a key role within our Health, Safety team, supporting our civil Engineering and infrastructure contracts within Scotland. This is a hands-on, site-based opportunity where you ll work closely with operational teams who value practical support and strong safety leadership. You ll have the autonomy to make a visible difference across major infrastructure sector contracts, providing practical advice, promoting safe working practices and helping to drive continuous improvement. You will also have the opportunity to broaden your experience, influence how work is delivered and continue developing your career within a varied operational environment. This is a wide-ranging regional role, with most activity centred around the central belt and east coast of Scotland.

Duties:

• Carrying out site inspections, audits and behavioural safety observations.
• Providing practical Health, Safety and Wellbeing advice to colleagues at all levels.
• Working with operational teams to deliver safety objectives and embed best practice.
• Supporting accident and incident investigations, identifying root causes and recommending improvements.
• Providing Health & Safety input into tenders, bids and operational planning.
• Identifying opportunities to improve systems, processes and performance.
• Encouraging proactive hazard reporting and positive safety behaviours.
• Helping teams maintain compliance with Health, Safety and Environmental legislation and company procedures.

About You

You have at least two to three years experience in a Health & Safety advisory role, ideally within utilities, infrastructure or civil engineering. You ll bring a sound working knowledge of Health, Safety and Environmental legislation and how it applies within a construction, utilities, water or civil engineering environment. Practical and solutions-focused, you ll be confident influencing and supporting colleagues at all levels. You ll also understand environmental impacts and the importance of health and wellbeing in creating a positive safety culture. You ll hold a NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate, or an equivalent qualification, together with Tech IOSH membership and a commitment to continued professional development.

As the role involves travel across Central and east coast of Scotland, with occasional travel further afield, you’ll need a full UK driving licence

You’ll also need some flexibility in your working hours to support operational requirements when needed.