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The HSE Manager leads the Project Management Team in delivering all Health, Safety, Environment and Welfare (HSEW) responsibilities for the assigned contract. Acting as the contract’s primary HSE focal point, the role ensures the Project Management Team fulfils its CDM duties as Principal Contractor and works collaboratively with partners in their roles as Client, Principal Designer, and Contractors.

The HSE Manager develops and implements contract‑specific HSE plans, improvement strategies, campaigns, and action plans, ensuring alignment with legislative requirements, company standards, and the diverse operational needs of the contract. The role also provides leadership, mentoring, and oversight to dedicated HSE personnel, promoting a strong safety culture and continuous improvement across all activities.

Job Responsibilities

HSE Leadership & Governance

  • Lead the Project Management Team in fulfilling all HSEW responsibilities and CDM Principal Contractor duties.
  • Promote and ensure compliance with the company Integrated Management System (IMS) and contract‑specific HSE controls.
  • Establish and maintain high HSEW standards across operational and subcontractor teams.
  • Act as the recognised HSE focal point for operational management, subcontractors, customers, and regulatory bodies.

Strategy, Planning & Continuous Improvement

  • Develop and implement HSE plans, improvement strategies, campaigns, and action plans tailored to the contract.
  • Analyse leading and lagging indicators to identify trends, root causes, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Support the development and delivery of regional HSE improvement plans.
  • Promote behavioural safety and continuous improvement programmes across the contract.

Assurance, Compliance & Risk Management

  • Lead assurance activities, ensuring compliance with IMS policies, standards, and legal requirements.
  • Ensure all incidents are effectively investigated, root causes identified, and corrective actions implemented and reviewed.
  • Conduct surveillance and compliance audits of the supply chain as required.
  • Support the organisation in maintaining ISO and customer‑required accreditations.

Stakeholder Engagement & Communication

  • Establish forums that promote effective communication, information sharing, and learning across contract teams.
  • Build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including customer HSE counterparts.
  • Act as the interface between central UK HSE functions and contract operations, interpreting and implementing policy locally.
  • Support the preparation of board papers and investment papers in line with governance requirements.

Team Leadership & Development

  • Lead, mentor, and develop a team of dedicated HSE professionals.
  • Assign responsibilities, set expectations, and ensure team members have the resources and authority to perform effectively.
  • Conduct regular performance reviews, providing coaching, feedback, and development opportunities.
  • Maintain the structure, competencies, systems, and culture required to deliver the contract HSE plan.

Operational Support

  • Advise operational management on HSE performance and compliance.
  • Ensure operational teams apply the IMS throughout contract delivery.
  • Support occupational health and wellbeing initiatives in collaboration with dedicated personnel.
  • Develop and support the delivery of HSE training programmes.

Corporate Alignment

  • Understand and support Corporate and UK Regional HSE strategy at a local level.
  • Implement corporate and regional HSEQ KPIs and targets.
  • Deploy recognised industry standards, best practice, and legislative updates across the contract.

Professional Conduct

  • Act in a professional manner at all times, representing the organisation with integrity and credibility.
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