Job Description
Job Title: Health and Safety Manager
Location: Northampton (UK-Wide travel for sites)
Salary: Up to £70,000 per annum plus car allowance
Organisation Type: Construction and Civils Contractor
Contract Type: Permanent
About the role -
I’m currently recruiting for a Health and Safety Manager for a leading UK multidisciplinary main contractor, delivering construction and civil engineering projects nationwide. The business specialises in sectors such as industrial and logistics, build-to-rent, student accommodation and major infrastructure schemes, with a strong focus on sustainable delivery and high-quality project outcomes. The role will play a key part in driving health, safety and environmental performance across a diverse portfolio of complex projects, supporting operational teams and contributing to long-term ESG and safety objectives.
As the Health & Safety Manager, you will be responsible for delivering effective safety management across multiple construction projects across the UK, while providing clear oversight and feedback on performance. You will lead on-site safety activities including inspections, pre-start and planning meetings, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and company standards, particularly around high-risk works. You will build strong relationships with project teams and stakeholders, promoting a proactive and practical safety culture. The successful candidate will have strong, hands-on Health & Safety experience within the construction industry, ideally from a Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractor background. You must have good man management experience, but also be able to be professional and ensure all health and safety standards are met.
What we are looking for:
* NEBOSH General Certificate Minimum
* Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractor experience required
* In-depth health, safety and environmental knowledge within the construction sector.
If you are interested in finding out more, please apply or reach out to Mason.Buckby@hserecruitment.co.uk with your up to date CV and we can schedule in a call to discuss further.