Shirley Parsons
Health Safety Environment Advisor

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HSE Advisor
Location: Hampshire
Type: Permanent
Salary: £45,000
Working for a global engineering and technology leader, this is an exciting opportunity to become part of a business that delivers innovative process solutions to some of the world's most demanding industries. With a strong focus on operational excellence, safety and continuous improvement, the organisation is seeking an HSE Advisor to support its Hampshire operation and wider UK activities.
This role will play a key part in promoting a positive safety culture, ensuring compliance with HSE legislation and supporting employees across manufacturing, project and service environments.
The HSE Advisor will be responsible for:
- Providing day-to-day HSE support across the Eastleigh facility and associated project and service operations, including inductions, risk assessments and site safety guidance.
- Delivering effective HSE training, communication and support to operational teams, ensuring compliance with established policies, procedures and best practice.
- Conducting audits, inspections, incident investigations and near-miss reviews, identifying root causes and implementing corrective and preventative actions.
- Supporting the ongoing development and improvement of management systems, risk assessment processes, safe systems of work and wider QHSE initiatives across the business.
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The HSE Advisor will have:
- NEBOSH General Certificate (or equivalent) and proven experience within a Health, Safety and Environmental role.
- Strong knowledge of UK Health, Safety and Environmental legislation, with experience conducting inspections, audits and compliance activities.
- Experience within engineering, manufacturing, construction or a related technical environment, with the ability to work effectively across operational teams.
- Excellent communication, organisation and IT skills, with a proactive approach and the confidence to influence stakeholders at all levels.


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Vacancy Reference: PR/029512
Vacancy Owner: Mike Roebuck | mike.roebuck@shirleyparsons.com | (+44) 1296 611328 | (+44) 7967 308455
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