Job Description
About the Role We are seeking a compliance-driven Health & Safety Advisor for an immediate minimum 3-month fixed term contract in the Moray region. This onsite role places you at the heart of an Upper Tier COMAH facility, managing a high-hazard, compliance-heavy environment featuring significant volumes of flammable materials. This position is ideal for an H&S professional, ideally coming from a malt distilling, oil & gas, process manufacturing, or heavy infrastructure background who thrives on technical precision and digital management systems. Key Responsibilities System Management: Assist with the daily running and maintenance of the compliance and health and safety management system on an Upper Tier COMAH site. Hazard & Incident Control: Report site hazards, manage the triage process, and develop effective, proactive actions to prevent reoccurrence. Production Support: Act as the primary onsite point of contact to assist production staff with day-to-day safety concerns. Contractor Management: Review and assist with Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) for incoming contractor work. Auditing: Conduct regular onsite safety audits, rigorously tracking all corrective actions through to completion. Essential Requirements: Qualifications: Minimum of a NEBOSH General Certificate (or equivalent H&S qualification). Technical Skills: High level of IT literacy; the site operates on a sophisticated digital management system. Logistics: Valid UK driving licence, personal vehicle, and mobile phone. Desirable Experience: Prior experience working on a COMAH site (highly preferred). A background in Process Health & Safety or Engineering. Experience within the construction or infrastructure sectors. A naturally compliance-focused mindset paired with practical engineering awareness. What's on Offer? A critical, resume-building contract on a major hazard facility. Accommodation support is available for the right candidate if relocating or travelling
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