HS&E Advisor — Field Safety & Compliance

Galliford Try Group; Hampton; Remote; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave

Private medical scheme options for SAL

Comprehensive pension scheme

SAYE share purchase scheme

Cycle to Work scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Professional membership

Job summary

Galliford Try is seeking an HS&E Advisor to support the Environment Division across UK projects. You will help deliver health, safety and environmental performance, provide practical guidance and drive continuous improvement with site teams throughout the project lifecycle.

You will engage stakeholders, lead inspections and audits, support incident investigations, and contribute to training and the development of HS&E systems and reporting, while travel across UK sites is required.

Qualifications

• Experience in a Health, Safety & Environmental advisory role within construction, infrastructure, utilities or another regulated industry.

Responsibilities

• Promote a collaborative HS&E culture and support the HS&E programme implementation.
• Provide practical HS&E guidance to project teams across planning, design and construction lifecycle.
• Carry out site inspections, audits and incident investigations.
• Review high-risk method statements and risk assessments to ensure safe systems of work.
• Monitor HS&E performance through KPI reporting and trend analysis.

Skills

Health & Safety advisory experience

Stakeholder engagement

Analytical problem-solving

Training delivery

IT skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Driving licence and travel readiness

Tools

Power BI

PowerApps

Microsoft Forms

ActivSHEQ

Sphera Cloud

Job description

Galliford Try is seeking an HS&E Advisor to support the Environment Division across UK projects. You will help deliver health, safety and environmental performance, provide practical guidance and drive continuous improvement with site teams throughout the project lifecycle.

You will engage stakeholders, lead inspections and audits, support incident investigations, and contribute to training and the development of HS&E systems and reporting, while travel across UK sites is required.