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Salary depending on experience Permanent | Site Based
Are you an experienced Health & Safety Advisor, HSE Advisor or SHE Advisor with experience in energy from waste, biomass, power generation, utilities, process engineering, manufacturing or heavy industry?
We are recruiting for a proactive and commercially aware Health & Safety Advisor to join an operational energy facility near Lanark.
This is a highly visible, hands-on role where you will work closely with the Plant Manager, operational teams, engineers, contractors and senior Group Health & Safety leadership.
You will be the principal source of day-to-day health and safety guidance on site, helping maintain compliance, improve safety performance and develop a positive behavioural safety culture.
The role
As Health & Safety Advisor, you will take ownership of site health and safety activity within a busy operational plant environment.
You will support day-to-day operations as well as planned plant outages, providing practical advice across contractor management, safe systems of work, incident investigation, auditing and operational risk.
Key responsibilities
- Provide practical health and safety advice to site management, employees and contractors
- Support the Plant Manager with UK legislation, Group standards and site HSE requirements
- Lead behavioural safety and continuous improvement initiatives
- Conduct site inspections, safety observations and compliance audits
- Develop and manage the site HSE audit and inspection programme
- Lead and support incident and near-miss investigations
- Complete root-cause analysis and ensure corrective actions are closed out
- Maintain and develop health and safety procedures and management systems
- Support continued implementation and development of ISO 45001
- Maintain H&S elements of the Integrated Business Management System
- Review operational risk assessments, RAMS and safe systems of work
- Support permit-to-work and contractor-management processes
- Monitor and report on site health and safety performance
- Produce incident, investigation and weekly HSE reports
- Support engagement with regulators, clients and other external stakeholders
- Represent the site at Group and UK health and safety forums
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You will also form an important part of the site outage-management team. Responsibilities will include:
- Developing outage health and safety plans
- Supporting CDM compliance
- Managing contractor HSE arrangements
- Reviewing permits, RAMS and safe-working documentation
- Conducting outage safety inspections and compliance audits
- Supporting incident investigations
- Attending outage planning and operational meetings
- Advising engineers, managers and contractors on safe working practices
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You should have:
- NEBOSH General Certificate or higher
- Previous H&S experience within power generation, energy from waste, biomass, utilities, process manufacturing, engineering or heavy industry
- Experience working within a live operational or industrial environment
- Strong knowledge of UK health and safety legislation
- Experience conducting audits and workplace inspections
- Practical incident-investigation and root-cause-analysis experience
- Knowledge of ISO 45001 or similar management systems
- Experience reviewing risk assessments, method statements and safe systems of work
- Confidence working with and challenging employees, managers and contractors
- Strong written reporting and communication skills
- Membership of a relevant health and safety professional body
An auditor qualification, formal incident-investigation training or experience as a lead investigator would be advantageous.
Why apply?
This is an opportunity to take genuine ownership of health and safety performance within a technically challenging operational energy environment.
You'll work directly with senior operational leaders, influence behavioural safety and play an important role in major plant outages and continuous improvement.
Apply today to be considered for this Health & Safety Advisor opportunity near Lanark, South Lanarkshire.
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