Pyramid Recruitment Ltd
Project HSE Manager

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Project HSE Manager
We are seeking an experienced Project HSE Manager to lead health, safety and environmental activities across the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning stages of a major project.
Reporting to senior project and QHSE leadership, you will be responsible for establishing, implementing and continually improving the project’s HSE management arrangements. You will coordinate HSE professionals working across engineering offices and operational sites, ensuring risks are effectively managed throughout the project lifecycle.
The role will also contribute to project-specific HSE plans, technical safety studies and assessments of facility performance under routine, abnormal and emergency operating conditions.
Key responsibilities
- Develop, implement and continually improve the project HSE management system in accordance with contractual requirements and recognised ISO and industry standards
- Serve as the principal HSE contact for the project
- Advise project leadership on health, safety and environmental risks, obligations and priorities
- Manage HSE-related client interfaces and contractual deliverables
- Build, lead and coordinate a multidisciplinary project HSE team
- Ensure compliance with UK health and safety legislation, including the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations
- Work closely with environmental specialists to support environmental compliance and performance
- Lead investigations into accidents, incidents and high-potential near misses, ensuring appropriate corrective actions are implemented
- Establish and oversee inspection, assurance, monitoring and audit programmes
- Coordinate formal risk-management activities, including HAZID, HAZOP, risk assessments and hazard-and-effects management
- Evaluate and manage the HSE performance of contractors and subcontractors
- Conduct regular management reviews of project HSE performance
- Coordinate final HSE close-out activities and reporting
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Experience and qualifications
- At least three years’ experience in an HSE management position
- A minimum of ten years’ overall experience in health, safety and environmental roles
- Previous experience on major engineering, energy, infrastructure or offshore projects
- Strong knowledge of recognised international HSE frameworks and industry good practice, including IOGP guidance where applicable
- Ideally previously worked for a IMCA contractor
- NEBOSH Diploma or an equivalent professional qualification
- Technical IOSH membership or a higher membership grade is desirable
- ISO 45001 Lead Auditor certification is preferred
- Practical knowledge of UK legislation and CDM requirements
- Experience leading technical safety studies and incident investigations
- Strong leadership, stakeholder-management and communication skills


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Contract details
- Full-time contract engagement
- Engagement intended to fall outside IR35, subject to the final working arrangements and applicable assessment
- Based in the London area, with attendance at relevant project and site locations as required
- Start date: as soon as practicable
Applicants must already live in the United Kingdom and hold unrestricted, permanent permission to work in the UK. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
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