Vickerstock are working in partnership with a leading construction firm on the appointment of an HSE Manager.
As HSE Manager, you will lead the development and implementation of H&S policies, provide guidance and coaching to operational teams, and ensure all projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with ISO and legislative standards.
In your new role:
1. Lead, develop, and continually enhance Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) policies and practices
2. Ensure adherence to HSE legislation, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, and internal company requirements
3. Carry out risk evaluations, workplace inspections, and incident analyses
4. Advocate for employee wellbeing, mental health programs, and foster a proactive safety culture
5. Deliver professional advice on HSE, environmental management, and operational compliance matters
6. Manage contractor performance and enforce robust subcontractor management procedures
7. Keep accurate HSE documentation, compile reports, and ensure all regulatory obligations are fulfilled
8. Engage in management forums, contributing to organization-wide strategic and operational planning
9. Support ongoing improvement initiatives and sustainability or corporate responsibility programs
What you will need to succeed:
10. 3+ years' experience in a Construction H&S Management role
11. Relevant Health and Safety qualifications (NEBOSH)
12. In-depth knowledge of Health & Safety legislation and ISO management standards
13. Good communication and influencing skills
14. IT and numeracy skills (MS Office)
15. Full driving license
Desirable (it would be great if you have this, but don't worry if you don't):
16. Experience within the maintenance or public sector construction projects
17. NEBOSH Diploma / Degree in Safety or related discipline
18. IOSH Membership
19. Experience working across multiple sites operations
For a more detailed brief and a confidential conversation on how Vickerstock can help support you with your next move, get in touch with Sam Geddis, our Health and Safety Specialist today.