SHEA - Safety, Health & Environmental Advisor Location: Travel across the South (regional offices in South Brent, Yeovil, Bristol, Leighton Buzzard, Basingstoke, and Watton) Hours: Full-time, Monday to Friday (37.5 hours per week) Our client is looking for a proactive and experienced SHEA Advisor to join their team, supporting construction-related refurbishment projects within a social housing environment across the South of England. This role plays a crucial part in promoting a positive health, safety, and environmental culture through on-site engagement, support, and delivery of the company's behavioural safety programme. You will work closely with operational teams, driving safety standards, identifying risk, and encouraging best practice. Key Responsibilities: Conduct regular site inspections and audits to ensure compliance with internal and external health & safety standards Support operational teams with project-specific health & safety planning and documentation Identify and manage SHE risks, opportunities, and issues on active projects Assist with the creation and review of key documentation, including risk assessments, construction phase plans, and environmental impact registers Respond to and support investigations into incidents including RIDDOR-reportable accidents, lost time incidents, and near misses Promote clear and effective communication around safety concerns, actions, and improvements Ensure any updates to SHEQ systems or legislation are implemented effectively Continuously maintain up-to-date knowledge of SHE legislation and industry best practices What Our Client Offers: Competitive salary and benefits Company car scheme or car allowance 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays (option to buy/sell additional days) Company pension scheme (up to 7.5%) Access to a range of employee benefits including healthcare discounts, high street savings, paid volunteering day, and service awards About You: Minimum 2 years' experience in a health & safety role within construction NEBOSH Construction Certificate or equivalent (essential) Strong understanding of H&S legislation and construction industry standards Previous experience within the social housing sector is desirable Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Comfortable working both independently and as part of a wider team Competent with digital systems (training will be provided on internal platforms) Full UK driving licence required, with willingness to travel within the South region This is a hybrid role offering the flexibility of home working while ensuring you maintain visibility across key project sites. Travel will be regional and manageable, with a focus on planning your week efficiently.