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An established industry player is seeking a Specialist Inspector to assess major hazard risks associated with onshore installations. This role involves evaluating technical risks, providing statutory advice to stakeholders, and maintaining methodologies for hazard assessments. The ideal candidate will undergo a comprehensive two-year training program, enhancing their expertise in major hazard regulation. This position not only contributes to public safety but also offers a chance to work collaboratively with various government departments and local authorities. If you're passionate about safety and regulation, this role is a perfect opportunity to make a significant impact.
The Major Hazards Risk Assessment Unit (MHRAU) within CEMHD is responsible for contributing to the regulation of onshore major hazard sites, with a focus on assessing major hazard risks from Control of Major Accident Hazards’ (COMAH) establishments. Working with other parts of Government, including Scotland and Wales, we also deliver statutory land use planning advice on development around existing major hazard installations and major accident hazard pipelines to local authorities, duty holders, developers, and the public at large. MHRAU also provides statutory advice on hazardous substances consent applications for proposals to develop new and existing businesses holding significant quantities of flammable or toxic substances. Maintaining public safety assurance in the land use planning system in relation to major hazards is central to the activities of the unit.
Our advice helps to prevent major accidents and, if they were to occur, mitigate the consequences. The Unit undertakes these statutory activities on over major hazard onshore installations (including pipelines) under the following provisions:
Your role will include:
Please note: As this role involves regulation across GB, occasional travel to sites, including overnight stays, may be required.
Training:
As this is a Specialist Inspector role, you will undergo a Specialist Training Programme (STP). This two-year programme includes legal training and assessment on occupational health and safety during your probation. Completion and passing of the programme are required. Additional technical training on major hazard regulation will be provided alongside on-the-job training to establish your expertise.