Field EHS Leader – Nuclear Power Plant BOP

Cari; Polska; Hybrid; PLN 214,000 - 326,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Group life insurance

Mental and physical health benefits

Multisport Card

Employee referral bonus

Discretionary bonuses

Job summary

Cari is seeking a Lead EHS Advisor for Balance of Plant to lead EHS delivery on a major nuclear construction project in Poland. The role is field-based and requires hands-on leadership across turbine island, water systems, switchyard and related site infrastructure, partnering with construction management to integrate safety into planning.

You should have a Bachelor’s degree in EHS or related field, 10+ years of site-based EHS experience on major construction projects, and proven ability to

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in EHS, environmental, safety or related science.
• 10+ years of site-based EHS experience on major construction projects.
• Experience leading or supervising EHS teams.
• Experience in Balance of Plant, conventional power, heavy industrial, or process plant construction.
• Proficiency in MS Office and EHS incident/data management systems.

Responsibilities

• Accountable for EHS performance across the BOP scope, setting field standards and intervening where expectations are not met.
• Leads and develops EHS advisors and officers, allocating coverage based on area, shift and risk, setting priorities, coaching in the field, and assessing competency.
• Exercises stop-work authority and ensures team interventions are consistently supported.
• Partners with BOP construction management in daily planning, look-aheads, pre-job briefings and shift turnovers to integrate EHS requirements before work starts.
• Provides senior EHS guidance on key BOP hazards, including heavy and tandem lifting, deep excavations, marine works, energized systems, confined spaces, pressure testing, hot work, work at height and structural steel activities.
• Reviews and challenges risk assessments, method statements, lift plans, temporary works, permits and isolation schemes, and verifies field compliance with approved controls.
• Manages EHS risks arising from simultaneous operations, overlapping crane activities, underground services, traffic and pedestrian interfaces, and boundaries with nuclear island construction.
• Directs inspections, audits and observations, ensures findings are closed, and uses trends to focus resources on the highest-risk activities.
• Holds subcontractors accountable for contractual EHS requirements, reviews EHS arrangements before mobilization, verifies implementation and escalates significant or repeated non-compliance.
• Assesses subcontractor EHS supervision and requires reinforcement or replacement where capability is insufficient.
• Leads incident response and investigation, ensuring scene control, care for injured personnel, evidence preservation, root-cause analysis and effective corrective actions.
• Drives workforce engagement through toolbox talks, stand-downs, safety committees, recognition and regular field presence.
• Ensures environmental controls and permit requirements are implemented across BOP activities, including dewatering, marine protection, erosion control, dust, noise, waste and hazardous-material containment.
• Reports BOP EHS performance to Site EHS and construction leadership and represents the scope during customer, regulatory and corporate reviews and walkdowns.

Skills

Heavy lifting & rigging

Lifting plans & risk assessment

Piping hazards

LOTO & energy isolation

High voltage safety

ISO 45001 & ISO 14001

EHS incident management

MS Office

Education

Bachelor’s degree in EHS or related field

Tools

MS Office

EHS incident/data management systems

Job description

Cari is seeking a Lead EHS Advisor for Balance of Plant to lead EHS delivery on a major nuclear construction project in Poland. The role is field-based and requires hands-on leadership across turbine island, water systems, switchyard and related site infrastructure, partnering with construction management to integrate safety into planning.

You should have a Bachelor’s degree in EHS or related field, 10+ years of site-based EHS experience on major construction projects, and proven ability to