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Health and Safety Advisor in Norwich

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Are you an experienced H&S Advisor with a background in construction or another high-risk industry?

Would you like to work on a major highways project in Norwich, supporting the delivery of a significant A47 improvement scheme?

Location: A47, Norwich
Contract: Umbrella PAYE
Rate: £400 to £448.28 per day

A major infrastructure contractor is looking for a Health, Safety & Wellbeing Advisor to join their team on the A47 project in Norwich.

The project includes a new single-lane free-flowing link road connecting the A11 northbound to the A47 eastbound, including two underpasses beneath the A11 and A47.

This is a site-based opportunity for an experienced safety professional to work alongside the Health, Safety & Wellbeing Manager and project team, providing hands-on advice and helping drive strong H&S performance across the scheme.

Responsibilities:

- Provide day-to-day H&S and wellbeing advice to the project team
- Carry out site inspections, audits and compliance checks
- Support the preparation and review of risk assessments and RAMS
- Monitor project H&S performance and produce relevant reports
- Support accident, incident, near-miss and dangerous occurrence investigations

Essential:

- Minimum 2 years' H&S/SHE experience
- NEBOSH Construction Certificate, NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent NVQ
- Construction H&S experience, or experience within another high-risk industry
- GradIOSH, AIEMA or equivalent
- Full UK driving licence
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced project environment

If you are interested, please send your CV to (url removed)

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