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Longworth Group Ltd

Group Health and Safety Advisor

Warrington
Posted about 12 hours ago
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The Group Health and Safety Advisor

The Group Health and Safety Advisor shall report to the Group SHEQ and People Director. They shall assist in driving forward the company goals and objectives in relation to SHEQ.

Responsibilities

  • Ensuring the business is compliant with all relevant legislation, specifically to the requirements of the Building Safety Act
  • Maintaining Group accreditations, or preparing business to achieve new ones
  • Looking for opportunities for continuous improvement
  • Supporting Group Sustainability and Environmental goals
  • Planning and conducting site audits
  • Closing out any non conformance reports
  • Advising the Group Training and Development Manager on Training needs – in line with the Joint Competency Criteria
  • Assist in the writing and delivery of training
  • Management of Sub Contractors
  • Attend Client Meetings where required
  • Maintaining their own Continuous Professional Development
  • Ensuring any changes to legislation are implemented and cascaded throughout the business
  • Assisting in the investigation of accidents

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  • Nebosh General Certificate or Construction Certificate
  • Internal auditor desirable
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Skills

Health and Safety Compliance
Building Safety Act
Site Auditing
Accreditation Management
Sustainability
Environmental Management
Accident Investigation
Subcontractor Management
Training Delivery
Legislative Implementation

Location

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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