Job Summary TheSenior EHS Advisorplays a crucial role in maintaining and improving health, safety, and environmental standards across multiple construction projects.
This position involves working closely with site teams to ensure compliance with regulations, conducting risk assessments, and fostering a culture of safety.
The Senior EHS Advisor provides expert guidance on risk reduction strategies, ensures all personnel receive adequate training, and supports the EHS Manager in driving continuous improvement initiatives.
Additionally, they act as a key liaison with regulatory bodies and contribute to the implementation of sustainability and environmental initiatives.
Key Activities Conduct regular site audits and inspections to ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations, as well as company procedures.
Develop, review, and update risk assessments and method statements to identify and mitigate potential hazards.
Deliver training sessions and toolbox talks to site personnel and subcontractors, promoting best practices in workplace safety.
Investigate incidents, accidents, and near-misses, preparing detailed reports with recommendations for corrective actions.
Ensure all necessary safety signage, PPE, and emergency procedures are in place and adhered to on-site.
Collaborate with project management teams to implement and monitor site-specific Construction Health and Safety Plans.
Enforce compliance with company policies, industry standards, and HSE legislation across all projects.
Support environmental initiatives, including waste management, pollution control, and energy efficiency measures.
Maintain and manage HSE documentation, such as statutory inspections, permits, incident logs, and audit reports, ensuring accuracy and accessibility.
Act as the primary point of contact for regulatory bodies during site visits and inspections.
Provide proactive advice on safety performance improvement and risk mitigation strategies.
Act as a manager for specific direct reports, including Graduate EHS Advisors and Student EHS placements.
Manage workload across multiple sites.
Provide training and support for HammerTech for both new and existing staff.
Assist with incident investigations when required.
Support ISO site audit preparation for each assessment cycle.
Attend high-level meetings with senior management, including client-facing discussions and tender clarifications.
Continue involvement with IGBC and support in Sustainability/ESG tasks, including tenders and pre-qualifications.
Undertake additional instructor training, such as Working at Heights and Fire Awareness.
Competencies Comprehensive knowledge of EHS regulations, risk assessment, and hazard identification Proficiency in incident investigation, root cause analysis, and safety performance data analysis Expertise in management systems (e.g., ISO *****, ISO *****) Effective collaboration with project teams, subcontractors, and staff training on EHS practices Adaptability to evolving regulations, project requirements, and proactive improvement initiatives Strong organisational skills, communication skills, attention to detail, and commitment to safety excellence Skills: Auditing Health & Safety Construction Legislation Training Risk Assessment ISO ***** Benefits: Company Vehicle Laptop Mobile Phone Pension Fund