Job Description
EHS Advisor
London
40,000 - 50,000 + Travel Allowance + Stay Away Included + Discretionary Bonus + Pension + Holidays + Package + Career Progression + Immediate Start
Take on the role of an EHS Advisor with a leading international technical engineering and construction main contractor. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Health & Safety professional to support high-value, complex projects across the industrial construction sector.
Candidates can be based anywhere in the UK, but mobility is essential, as projects are located across the country. While this is a static role, you will be assigned to a single project for its extended duration, meaning you must be prepared to travel or stay away as required. The projects are spread across various locations in the UK, with additional opportunities to work abroad.
In this role, you will support the implementation and monitoring of health, safety, and environmental standards on high-value, complex projects. You will work with a respected technical construction company known for its commitment to safety, innovation, and operational excellence. This is a unique chance to join an organisation that prioritises professional development and offers clear progression into senior EHS positions.
If you're ready to take the next step in your career and play a crucial role in promoting a culture of safety and compliance on major industrial projects, apply today!
Your Role as an EHS Advisor Will Include:
- Supporting projects to remain safe, compliant, and adhere to statutory UK Health & Safety regulations.
- Assisting with site inspections, audits, and safety reporting activities.
- Ensuring all site operatives and subcontractors receive appropriate inductions.
- Supporting site welfare setup and COSHH compliance.
As an EHS Advisor, You Will Have:
- NEBOSH Construction Certificate (or equivalent).
- Experience working on UK construction sites.
- Strong knowledge of UK Health and Safety Legislation.
If you are interested in this role, please contact Dea on (phone number removed).