Senior Onshore HSE Advisor needed for a Major Offshore Wind project in the United Kingdom.
Responsibilities:
Act as the on-site Senior HSE Advisor supporting construction and commissioning activities.
Provide professional HSE advice and guidance to managers, supervisors, employees and contractors.
Promote and lead a proactive, positive HSE culture through visible leadership and engagement.
Ensure compliance with UK HSE legislation, company standards and industry best practice.
Support and promote the use and continuous improvement of HSE and QHSE management systems, procedures and instructions.
Review, challenge and approve Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS).
Identify hazards, assess risks and ensure effective control measures are implemented and maintained.
Facilitate and participate in HAZID/HAZOP workshops, safety meetings, toolbox talks, briefings and inductions.
Plan and carry out site inspections, safety walks and HSE audits.
Monitor and assess HSE performance and compliance of contractors and site activities.
Maintain accurate HSE reporting, including incidents, near misses, observations and proactive measures.
Coordinate and support incident investigations, root cause analysis and implementation of corrective actions.
Track, analyse and report HSE data, trends and KPIs in a timely and reliable manner.
Report LTIs and support NCR management in accordance with company processes.
Liaise effectively with contractors at site and management level to improve HSE performance and culture.
Participate in internal and external audits and follow up on audit findings and corrective actions.
Deliver HSE inductions and presentations at kick-off and site meetings.
Support emergency response and crisis management planning and exercises.
Maintain valid personal HSE and site safety certifications and proactively manage own competence development.Requirements:
Minimum 3 years' proven experience working in an HSE role within onshore construction projects, ideally in a client-side environment.
NEBOSH General Certificate (minimum Level 3) or equivalent recognised HSE qualification.
Valid and in-date CSCS or CCNSG safety passport.
Clean, current UK driving licence.
Strong working knowledge of UK HSE legislation, regulations and best practice.
Demonstrable experience reviewing and challenging Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS).
Proven experience managing HSE performance of third-party contractors and multiple work packages.
Experience with incident investigation, root cause analysis and implementation of corrective actions.
Ability to monitor, analyse and report HSE performance data, trends and KPIs.
IT literate with strong Microsoft Office skills; experience using incident reporting systems advantageous.
Excellent verbal and written English communication skills, with the confidence to engage and challenge at all levels.
Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills.
Willingness and ability to work site-based full time.
Ability to commute daily to a fixed onshore site location.
Flexibility to attend occasional off-site or overseas meetings if required.
Willingness to comply with all mandatory training, medical and competency requirements