Job Description
Senior SHEQ Advisor Location: Midlands (site-based across multiple major infrastructure projects) Role Overview We are seeking an experienced Senior SHEQ Advisor to support the delivery of major infrastructure and civil engineering projects across the Midlands. This role will take a lead position in promoting and maintaining high standards of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ), ensuring compliance with both statutory requirements and company procedures. Working closely with operational and commercial teams, you will provide practical guidance, challenge unsafe behaviours, and drive a proactive safety culture across multiple sites. Key Responsibilities Provide day-to-day SHEQ support across multiple live project sites Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, industry standards, and company policies Conduct regular site inspections, audits, and assurance checks Produce and review risk assessments, method statements (RAMS), and safe systems of work Lead incident investigations, identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions Monitor and report on SHEQ performance, trends, and KPIs Support and influence operational teams to embed a positive safety culture Deliver briefings, toolbox talks, and SHEQ-related training where required Liaise with clients, contractors, and external stakeholders on SHEQ matters Assist in maintaining ISO management systems (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001) Support continuous improvement initiatives across projects Requirements Proven experience in a Senior SHEQ Advisor or similar role Strong background in construction or infrastructure projects Civils experience preferred (e.g. highways, rail, utilities, earthworks) NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate (or equivalent) Membership of IOSH (minimum), working towards or holding CMIOSH desirable Good working knowledge of UK health & safety and environmental legislation Experience with audits, inspections, and incident investigations
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