Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
HSE Advisor

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HSE Advisor - Hinkley Point C
Altrad are currently looking for an experienced HSE Advisor to join the team at Hinkley Point C (HPC).
This role will involve working 42 hours per week over 4 days, with occasional overtime available, with an immediate start available.
The position includes lodge and travel paid where applicable. Pay rate: Competitive.
Key Deliverables
- Ensure the Health and Safety standards of the HPC project are consistently met.
- Champion the HPC Way including its pillars.
- Play a key role in the site integrated H&S team.
- Give competent advice across a multi-functional / discipline project.
- Carry out all duties with full regard to all MEH policies and procedures.
- Build relationships with other Tier 1 contractors and the Principal Contractor.
- Monitor the working practices of MEH employees and contractors regarding health, safety, environment and welfare.
- Carry out HSE inspections across the site, including work at height, confined spaces and other high-risk activities. Report any trends to the relevant discipline manager as soon as identified.
- Conduct inspections and observations of MEH site activities and subcontractor operations, recording findings within Insight.
- Intervene when unsafe practices are observed and offer practical solutions.
- Participate in training and develop as a Health & Safety subject matter expert.
- Support accident and incident management and investigations.
- Develop knowledge and understanding of MEH site procedures and monitor compliance within the field.
- Support all MEH site HSESS functions as required.
- Provide competent specialist advice on identified topics, specifically COSHH.
- Ensure MEH duty of care responsibilities are implemented following any incident.
- Undertake additional tasks as are reasonably commensurate with the level of the post.
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Key Requirements / Qualifications
- NEBOSH General Certificate, NEBOSH Construction Certificate or equivalent.
- Strong construction background with a minimum of 5 years' experience.
- Knowledge of SG4:15, TG20:13 and Work at Height Regulations.
- Knowledge of Blasting and Coatings standards (ICATS).
- Electrical background or experience working with electrical teams.
- Working knowledge of Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER).
- Excellent written and spoken communication skills with the ability to explain HSE procedures and expectations to a range of people.
- Working knowledge of Health and Safety regulations.
- IT literate with experience using Microsoft Office packages.
- Ideally have a background in COSHH and DSEAR.
- IOSH membership or similar professional affiliation.
- Suitable site experience in a similar role, preferably within the nuclear industry.
- Willingness to undertake the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (PTLLS) or equivalent if required.
- Basic understanding of Nuclear Site Licence Conditions.
- An investigative mindset with excellent attention to detail.
- Willingness to complete trade-specific training to support the safe delivery of MEH works.
- Auditing qualification or demonstrable auditing experience.
- BPSS Security Clearance.
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