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An established industry player is seeking a Specialist Inspector to join their Major Hazards Risk Assessment Unit. This role focuses on evaluating risks associated with onshore major hazard sites, ensuring public safety through effective risk assessment and regulatory compliance. You will collaborate with various stakeholders, maintain crucial policies, and represent the organization at legal inquiries. The position includes a comprehensive two-year training program to equip you with the necessary skills in occupational health and safety regulations. If you're passionate about safety and risk management, this is a fantastic opportunity to make a real impact.
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HSE
Leeds, United Kingdom
Finance
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Yes
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05.05.2025
19.06.2025
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The Major Hazards Risk Assessment Unit (MHRAU) within CEMHD is responsible for contributing to the regulation of onshore major hazard sites, focusing on assessing risks from Control of Major Accident Hazards’ (COMAH) establishments. The unit collaborates with other government parts, including Scotland and Wales, providing statutory land use planning advice on development around major hazard sites and pipelines to authorities, duty holders, developers, and the public. MHRAU also offers statutory advice on hazardous substances consent applications for businesses handling significant quantities of flammable or toxic substances. Ensuring public safety in land use planning related to major hazards is central to our activities, aiming to prevent major accidents and mitigate consequences if they occur. Our statutory activities cover over major hazard onshore installations, including pipelines, under regulations such as the Planning (Hazardous Substances) Regulations, COMAH, and the Town and Country Planning Order. Your role will include: evaluating technical risks to people from COMAH establishments, focusing on major hazard risks; providing statutory and commercial advice on risks from onshore hazard installations and pipelines to stakeholders; maintaining policies, methodologies, hazard assessment tools, and guidance; commissioning science and overseeing its delivery; representing HSE at legal appeals, inquiries, and technical gatherings. Please note: This role requires occasional site visits, which may involve overnight stays.
Training
As a Specialist Inspector, you will undergo a two-year Specialist Training Programme (STP), including legal and technical training on occupational health, safety, and major hazard regulation. Successful completion of the programme is required to establish yourself as a practitioner.