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JAM Recruitment Ltd are seeking an HSEQ Advisor to cover sites from Derby to Berwick-upon-Tweed. The role is field-based with no office tether, requiring site inspections, audits and incident investigations under the Head of HSEQ.
You will need a NEBOSH qualification or equivalent, proven construction sector experience, excellent communication skills and a full UK driving licence. Expect regular travel and autonomous working across the north region.
This field-based HSEQ Advisor role covers sites from Derby to Berwick-upon-Tweed, with full-time hours and a salary of £40,000-£50,000 plus a company vehicle. Working under the Head of HSEQ, the post-holder manages their own diary, travelling between projects to conduct inspections, audit compliance and uphold quality standards. Duties include engaging site teams, advising project managers, investigating incidents and promoting safe working practices. Applicants should hold a NEBOSH qualification or equivalent, with proven experience in construction or a related sector, strong communication skills and a full driving licence. The position suits someone comfortable with regular travel and independent working.
Looking for a hands-on HSEQ role where you control your own diary and make a real difference across multiple sites? My client is a well-established organisation operating a series of projects across the northern region, from Derby up to the Scottish border. Following an unexpected departure, they’re now seeking an HSEQ Advisor to cover the north end-to-end, working under the Head of HSEQ and ensuring day-to-day safety, compliance and quality standards are maintained across all projects. This is a genuinely field-based role with no office tether. You’ll be out on site, conducting inspections, engaging with boots-on-the-ground teams, checking compliance, supporting project management with RAMS and risk assessments, and helping embed a proactive safety culture. Expect a mix of days and nights depending on project needs, with real flexibility to shape your own schedule around site visits, team catch-ups and emerging priorities. You’ll report into the Head of HSEQ, participate in weekly catch-ups to identify trends and priorities, and then take ownership of visiting sites, addressing issues and driving improvements. There’s currently no other advisory resource covering the north, so you’ll be the go-to person for HSEQ support across the region from day one. The client is open on experience level. If you’re early in your HSEQ career and looking for a role where you can grow, they’re happy to mentor and develop you. If you’re more experienced, particularly with Tech IOSH or similar, that’s a bonus—but what matters most is the right attitude, flexibility and ability to work autonomously.
If you’re the type of HSEQ professional who thrives in a self-directed, site-based role and wants to step into a position where you’re truly needed from day one, this one’s worth a conversation.