A leading main contractor is seeking a Health & Safety Officer to support two residential projects in Laois and South Dublin. This role involves oversight across two live sites, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations and promoting a safe working environment. The H&S Officer will work closely with site management teams to ensure best practice safety standards are implemented across all stages of construction.
Responsibilities
Monitor and enforce compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations across the two construction sites.
Conduct site inspections, risk assessments, and safety audits to identify hazards and implement corrective actions.
Develop, review, and maintain site-specific safety policies, procedures, and documentation.
Deliver toolbox talks, safety briefings, and training sessions to site staff and subcontractors.
Investigate incidents and accidents, preparing reports and implementing preventative measures.
Liaise with subcontractors, project teams, and external stakeholders on health and safety matters.
Ensure all site personnel are compliant with health and safety requirements and standards.
Maintain accurate records of safety inspections, reports, and regulatory documentation.
Requirements
Minimum 2+ years’ experience as a Health & Safety Officer within the construction industry.
Experience working on residential construction projects is desirable.
Strong knowledge of Irish health and safety legislation and best practice standards.
Excellent communication, organisation, and reporting skills.
Full, valid driver’s licence is essential.
Relevant health and safety qualification (NEBOSH, IOSH, or equivalent) preferred.
Salary & Benefits
€60,000 – €70,000 per annum, depending on experience.
Pension scheme with employer contributions.
Company vehicle and fuel card.
Continuous professional development and training opportunities.
If you are a Health & Safety Officer looking for your next opportunity, reach out to Eve on 086 189 3835 or email e.dobson@gpcireland.com for a confidential discussion.
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