HSEQ Advisor

ISS Facility Services UK; City of Edinburgh; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary plus car or allowance

Healthcare

Pension

Holidays

Job summary

A leading facilities management firm is seeking a Health & Safety Resource professional for a hybrid role in Scotland. You will ensure HSEQ compliance across service lines, coach operational teams, and engage with stakeholders. Key qualifications include extensive HSEQ experience, ideally in high-risk environments, and a NEBOSH General Certificate. Competitive salary packages include car allowances and healthcare benefits.

Qualifications

• Strong HSEQ experience, ideally in higher risk activities such as Engineering.
• Ability to coach and mentor operational teams on HSEQ matters.
• Experience interacting with Local Authorities and stakeholders.
• Ability to coordinate across multiple sites in Scotland.

Responsibilities

• Support and facilitate the deployment of HSEQ mobilisation plan.
• Identify significant risk areas in the mobilisation plan.
• Provide competent HSEQ advice across different service lines.
• Support UK & Global HSE campaigns and Wellbeing initiatives.
• Interact with Local Authorities, HSE and Environment Agency.
• Collaborate with the HSEQ team to ensure project success.

Skills

HSEQ experience

Clear communication

Risk identification

Coaching and mentoring

Business reporting tools

Education

NEBOSH General Certificate

Tools

Insight (business reporting tool)

Job description

• Hybrid role - home based with Scotland travel
• Salary plus car or allowance, healthcare, pension, holidays

Here at ISS, as one of the UK's leading Facilities Management (FM) providers following the acqusition of a truly major Government contract are looking to develop the Health & Safety Resource aligned against the Account, where you will ensure H&S across all service lines, including Engineering Maintenance, Cleaning, Catering & Security across the client's complete Estate within Scotland

The Estate includes offices, conference centres and highstreet facilities of various sizes and age. The sheer volume and range of works across these sites represents a major challenge from a HSEQ perspective.

Here, working with other HSEQ professionals, and reporting into a Senior HSEQ Manager you will play a driving part across the Account, working with internal and client stakeholders.

Actions will include:

• Support, coach and mentor the operational teams on HSEQ matters and provide competent HSEQ advice
• Facilitate the successful deployment of HSEQ mobilisation plan
• Understand and identify where the significant risk areas are within the mobilisation plan
• Live and breath Global and UK&I campaigns and initiatives including Safe Choice, Global HSE programmes and Wellbeing
• Interact with other third parties such as Local Authorities, HSE and Environment Agency
• Work closely and flexibly with other HSEQ team members to facilitate success
• Understand which tasks are the responsibility of other stakeholders within employer and remain laser focussed on executing the tasks which is within the role
• Understand how to use business reporting tools such as Insight to identify areas of risk and provide advice and guidance on how to address issues

We need from you:

• Clear, strong HSEQ experience within the Built Environment, ideally covering higher risk activities such as Engineering, and Nebosh General minimum

The Company

ISS is a global leader in workplace and facilities management, helping organisations create environments where people and businesses can thrive. We partner with clients across sectors—from healthcare to finance to deliver smart, sustainable solutions that improve everyday experiences.

We’re proud to be an inclusive employer, committed to diversity, wellbeing, and supporting the Armed Forces community.

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