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Operational Safety Advisor

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Location: Glasgow
Job Type: Permanent
Are you passionate about creating safer working environments and influencing positive change?
Our client, a leading infrastructure services provider, is looking to appoint an Operational Safety Advisor to support projects across Lanarkshire. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced health and safety professional to play a key role in promoting best practice, ensuring compliance, and driving a positive safety culture across operational teams.
The Role
As Operational Safety Advisor, you will work closely with site and management teams to ensure health, safety, environmental, and quality (HSEQ) standards are maintained and continuously improved.
Key Responsibilities Include
- Supporting the delivery of HSEQ objectives across operational projects
- Providing practical health and safety advice to site teams and managers
- Conducting site inspections, audits, and safety observations
- Assisting with incident investigations and root cause analysis
- Identifying trends and recommending improvements to safety performance
- Supporting risk assessments and implementing effective control measures
- Producing safety communications, reports, and presentations
- Keeping teams informed of relevant legislation and industry best practice
- Promoting a proactive and positive safety culture throughout the business
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Requirements
- Previous experience in a Health & Safety Advisor role within an operational environment
- Civil engineering or infrastructure project experience
- Strong understanding of risk management and incident investigation
- NEBOSH qualification (essential)
- Excellent communication and reporting skills
- Ability to influence and engage with stakeholders at all levels
- Experience carrying out audits, inspections, and compliance reviews
- Full UK driving licence
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This is an opportunity to join a well-established organisation where safety is a core business priority. You'll have the chance to influence operational performance, support continuous improvement initiatives, and make a genuine impact across a range of infrastructure projects.
To apply, please submit your latest CV or contact Adam Rahma on 01786 446651 for a confidential discussion, quoting reference J47061.
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We value diversity and promote equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all areas of society and can discuss any reasonable adjustments to support your application.
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