HSE Advisor

Role overview

Work pattern

• The work pattern is on site.

HSE compliance and risk

• Advise management and operational teams on compliance with applicable laws, regulations and company policies.
• Conduct risk assessments covering radiological, chemical, biological and conventional workplace hazards.
• Recommend and help implement control measures to mitigate identified risks.
• Support implementation and monitoring of permit-to-work systems for high-risk activities.

Incidents and emergency response

• Respond to HSE incidents through containment, notification and initial investigation.
• Lead or participate in incident and near-miss investigations, ensuring root causes and corrective actions are identified.
• Contribute to emergency response plans and participate in organising and evaluating emergency drills.

Training, inspections and records

• Develop and deliver HSE training and induction programmes for employees and contractors.
• Conduct workplace inspections and safety tours to monitor compliance and identify unsafe conditions or behaviours.
• Support environmental monitoring programmes.
• Maintain accurate records of risk assessments, incidents, training, inspections and regulatory submissions.

Continuous improvement

• Assist with the development and maintenance of HSE procedures, policies and manuals.
• Track HSE performance indicators, analyse trends and recommend improvements.
• Stay current with HSE regulations, standards and industry best practices relevant to nuclear operations.

Profile and expectations

• Experience setting up and implementing processes and procedures.
• On-site experience of maintenance, manufacturing, fabrication and erection, including lifting operations and temporary works.
• Ability to work with minimum supervision and take responsibility for delivering solutions.
• Results-focused approach with strong communication and presentation skills.
• NEBOSH certificate.
• Experience in accident or incident investigation and problem-solving.
• Experience in highly regulated industries is preferred.
• Nuclear or other high-risk, highly regulated industry experience is highly desirable.
• Knowledge of post-weld heat treatment.