Job Description
Principal People are working with a well-established and growing Health & Safety consultancy to recruit a Health & Safety / CDM Advisor to support a diverse portfolio of clients and projects across the North West. This is a varied position combining practical Health & Safety consultancy with Principal Designer responsibilities under CDM 2015. You ll work across healthcare, housebuilding and industrial environments, giving you exposure to different projects, clients and stages of the construction process. The role is predominantly home based, with travel to client sites typically 2 3 days per week across the North West. Around 50% of the current workload sits within NHS healthcare estates, with the remainder split across major housebuilding clients and wider industrial projects. You ll join an experienced consultancy where you ll be trusted to manage your own workload and client relationships, while having the support of an established wider team. What s in it for you? Salary of £55,000 £65,000 Car allowance of £5,000 per year Predominantly home-based position Typically 2 3 days per week visiting client sites 31 days annual leave including bank holidays Varied portfolio across healthcare, housebuilding and industrial projects Support with further professional development and qualifications What you ll be doing Acting as Health & Safety Advisor across a portfolio of construction and engineering projects Supporting clients with their duties under CDM 2015 and fulfilling Principal Designer responsibilities where required Carrying out site inspections, audits and compliance visits Providing practical H&S and CDM guidance to clients, contractors, project managers and design teams Reviewing pre-construction information, construction phase documentation, risk assessments and design information Attending design, project and client meetings and contributing to design risk reviews Building strong relationships with clients and managing your own dia
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