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Health and Safety Advisor
Durham | £45,000 - £55,000 + Company Car + Excellent Benefits
Are you a practical Health & Safety professional who enjoys building relationships, solving problems and making a genuine impact on site?
Due to the planned retirement of a long-serving team member after 23 years with the business, an exciting opportunity has arisen for a Health, Safety & Environmental Advisor to join a well-established and highly respected construction safety consultancy based in the North East. This is a rare opportunity to inherit an established client portfolio, work alongside experienced professionals, and develop your career within a business that genuinely invests in its people.
About the Company
For over two decades, this specialist consultancy has been supporting construction and civil engineering businesses with expert health, safety and environmental advice, alongside delivering industry-leading training programmes.
Operating primarily across the North East, with occasional travel into Yorkshire and Scotland, the business has built a reputation for providing practical, commercially focused advice that helps clients improve standards whilst supporting operational success.
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With a close-knit team of experienced professionals, the culture is collaborative, supportive and family-oriented, offering an excellent work-life balance rarely found within the sector.
What you need:
- Hold a NEBOSH General Certificate (essential)
- Have construction or civil engineering experience
- Enjoy being out on site rather than office-based
- Can work independently and manage their own workload
- Have experience conducting inspections and investigations
- Are confident delivering training and presentations
- Possess a practical, solutions-focused approach
- Are personable, honest and team-oriented
What's on Offer?
- £45,000 - £55,000 salary
- Company car (electric or hybrid options available)
- Employer pension contribution matched up to 7%
- 23 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Additional birthday leave
- Annual Christmas bonus (£500 - £1,000)
- Ongoing professional development and funded training
- Support towards NEBOSH Diploma, PTTLS and environmental qualifications
- Family-friendly culture with excellent work-life balance


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Key responsibilities will include:
- Conducting site inspections and audits
- Producing reports and recommendations
- Supporting accident and incident investigations
- Delivering toolbox talks and training sessions
- Advising clients on legislative compliance and best practice
- Building strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels
- Supporting environmental and sustainability initiatives where required
This role is predominantly site-based, allowing you to work autonomously whilst being fully supported by an experienced team.
Travel is predominantly across the North East, with occasional visits to Yorkshire and Scotland, typically involving no more than one overnight stay every two weeks.
If you're looking for a role where your expertise is valued, your development is supported and you can genuinely enjoy coming to work, we'd love to hear from you.
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