Health, Safety and Environmental Officer; Manufacturing & Assembly

Health, Safety and Environmental Officer (Manufacturing & Assembly)

Final date to receive applications: 11 September 2026

Department: HSE

Employment Type: Permanent
- Full Time

Location: Alternative Heat Head Office

Reporting To: HSE (M&A) Manager

Team Overview: The Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) department is dedicated to ensuring the wellbeing of all employees, contractors and visitors across every project and site. The team develops, implements and monitors safety policies, risk assessments, and compliance with legal and industry standards. By fostering a strong safety culture and promoting environmental responsibility, the HSE team plays a critical role in protecting people, reducing incidents and supporting sustainable business practices throughout Alternative Heat.

Role Overview: We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Health and Safety Officer to provide general assistance and support to the office, site and fabrication teams, ensuring safe practices and environmental compliance are maintained in a safe and healthy environment. This will include liaising with staff, contractors, clients and partners to ensure the correct policies are followed, including attendance at site H&S walks and daily briefings.

• Job Title | Health, Safety and Environmental Officer (Manufacturing & Assembly)
• Location | Head Office
• Hours | Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm and Friday 8am-3pm
• Salary | Competitive depending on experience
• Responsible to | HSE (M&A) Manager
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The role involves providing expert HSE advice and support across the company to managers, employees, subcontractors, site workers and the public, while promoting a strong culture of engagement, safety and continual improvement. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining safe systems of work and RAMS, conducting HSE inspections and maintaining accurate records, investigating incidents and implementing corrective actions, delivering toolbox talks and inductions, and planning and reviewing emergency preparedness.

The role also requires ensuring compliance with current HSE legislation, regulatory requirements and the company’s Integrated Management Systems, while maintaining professional and effective communication with colleagues, clients and customers. The successful individual will work collaboratively across all levels of the organisation, maintain high standards within their department, attend relevant meetings and carry out any additional duties as required by management.