Job Description Template
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Role Title: Safety, Health & Environmental Adviser |
Date / Version: January 2024 |
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Typically Reports To: Regional Safety, Health & Environment Manager |
Grade: E |
Job purpose (Info):
Reporting to the Regional SHE Manger, to provide professional SHE support, advice and coaching at regional business level.
To be the main point of contact for a portfolio of projects, engaging with Project Teams, Ops Directors and supply chain peers to ensure that the business SHE policy and operating framework is promoted and effectively deployed.
To monitor and enhance safety, health and environmental standards throughout the Company considering accepted good practice and current legislation.
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Main accountabilities (Info) |
Delivery timescales (Info) |
Time spent (%) (Info) |
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To be conversant with current and impending health, SHE legislation, maintaining professional accreditation and industry affiliations. |
Continual |
5% |
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To assist in the maintenance the Company’s SHE Management System and associated documentation. |
Continual |
3% |
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To assist in the gathering of statistical information for reports and presentations. |
Continual |
2% |
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To undertake site visits and monitor the performance of SES and its sub-contractors and employers and their compliance with all Company Standards and Procedures. Producing reports and monitoring close outs To advise and support the contract teams on delivering the regional SHE strategy and the Company SHE Policy and management system. To liaise with the clients and supply chain SHE team for their portfolio of projects. To promote the use of EcoOnline, monitoring compliance and action close out within agreed timescale |
Fortnightly or as required by the project |
50% |
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To Investigate any accidents, incidents, and potentially hazardous practices or operations, and give guidance on remedial actions, stopping activities if necessary, until agreed action has been taken. To review absence due to accident or injury at work to ensure that reportable occurrences are notified to the relevant enforcing authority To produce investigation reports, assign remedial actions, and monitor close outs. |
As required, and as a priority over other duties |
20% |
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To review the SHE standards of the Company’s sub-contractors prior to their commencement on site and monitor performance through supply chain audits, and site engagement |
Monthly sampling on average |
5% |
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To train staff and operatives in the understanding and implementation of safety and environmental legislation and the Company SHE Policy. |
Monthly sessions on average |
5% |
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To attend SHE meetings including preparation of any briefing papers in advance. |
As required |
As required |
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To on occasion deputise for the Regional SHE Manager at Company and industry meetings or functions. |
As required |
As required |
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Give individual assistance/guidance/advice on any safety, health, welfare or environmental matters, which are of concern to any employees of the Company. |
Continual |
5% |
Communicating and Influencing: Give details of what is to be communicated, to whom and how (Info):
Should possess good communication and influencing skills to enable SHE information to be delivered to all levels of staff from senior management to site operatives.
Should be computer literate in order to present information and write reports in a clear and concise manner
Financial responsibility: Detail any revenue, operating or capital budgets for which the role is accountable (Info):
N/A
People responsibility: Indicate the no. of employees for which the role has supervisory / management responsibility (inc. direct and indirect reports) (Info):
Will report to the Regional SHE Manager and work in conjunction with the Company SHE Team, SHE Director and other SHE Managers and Advisers. To monitor and guide any SHE consultants working for the business.
Specific SHEQ accountabilities (Info):
Consideration of quality management as a potential root cause to safety events.
Knowledge, qualifications, skills and behaviours: Describe the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for the job. Include the need for any academic, vocational training or professional qualifications.
- Knowledge (Info):
Previous Building Services or Construction experience advisable.
Attained or working towards full membership of IOSH including maintaining a CPD record.
- Qualifications (Info):
Safety professional training such as NEBOSH General or Construction certificate, or equivalent
Knowledge of PASMA, IPAF, asbestos, and other general construction equipment, systems, activities and associated legislation.
Knowledge of electrical safety advantageous.
Training or experience in auditing and accident investigations
- Skills (Info):
Good level of communication and influencing skills Knowledge or IT systems such as Word, Outlook, Excel
- Behaviours (Info):
Good levels of time management, reliability and general bearing
Further relevant information:
Full driving licence
Insert or attach organisation chart illustrating how this roles relates to the line manager, direct / indirect reports and the wider organisation. This must be attached in order to complete the job description.
Attached separate document.
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Job Family: SHE Team |
Job Evaluation completed on: 28th March 2025 |
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Ppl-004 New Job Description Template Page 3 of 3 Uncontrolled if printed Rev 1.0 July 2017