HSE Manager - Hinkley Point C

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HSE Manager - Hinkley Point C
Ledwood Engineering
Hinkley Point C

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Ledwood Engineering is recruiting an experienced HSE Manager to lead Health, Safety, Environmental and Training arrangements on our Mechanical Equipment Erection Works project at Hinkley Point

C.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the project HSE function and manage HSE Advisors.
• Develop and maintain project HSE arrangements and assurance programmes.
• Provide visible HSE leadership to management, supervision and the workforce.
• Ensure HSE requirements are integrated into project planning and delivery.
• Review RAMS, risk controls and safe working arrangements.
• Lead inspections, audits, management tours and subcontractor HSE assurance.
• Oversee incident investigations, NCR-related corrective actions and improvement measures.
• Identify trends, systemic weaknesses and emerging HSE risks.
• Monitor training, competency and subcontractor HSE performance.
• Produce accurate HSE performance reports for Corporate HSE.
• Escalate significant safety, legal, regulatory and performance concerns.
• Promote continuous improvement and a strong safety culture.

Qualifications:

• NEBOSH National Diploma or equivalent recognised HSE qualification.
• Strong knowledge of UK Health & Safety legislation.
• Good understanding of CDM requirements and environmental legislation.
• Demonstrable continuous professional development.
• Strong IT, data analysis and reporting capability.
• Chartered or Certified IOSH membership or equivalent.
• Formal incident investigation qualification.
• Environmental qualification.
• Occupational health/hygiene knowledge.
• Auditor qualification.

Experience:

• Significant practical HSE experience within construction, engineering, manufacturing or another high-risk environment.
• Previous experience leading and managing HSE personnel.
• Proven auditing, inspection and incident investigation experience.
• Experience producing HSE reports and analysing performance data.
• Strong leadership, communication and influencing skills.
• Experience working with senior management, construction teams, supervisors and contractors.
• Ability to identify systemic weaknesses, challenge poor practices and drive improvements.
• Nuclear, energy or other highly regulated industry experience.
• Experience working on major construction projects.
• Developing HSE KPIs, dashboards and improvement programmes.
• Presenting HSE performance to senior management.

Additional Information:

• Location:
  
  Hinkley Point C, Somerset.
• Working Pattern: 11-hour days, 10 days on / 4 days off.
• Contract Duration: ASAP until approximately 2029.
• Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK and are subject to BPSS approval and DBS security clearance.

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For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.

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