Bracken Recruitment are currently seeking an experienced Health & Safety Manager for a Leading Main Contractor covering multiple sites throughout the London Region. The business we are representing has a fantastic reputation in delivering large schemes up to GBP80m. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a exciting business with an extremely strong pipeline of work moving forward.
We would also be interested in speaking to Senior Advisors looking to take their next step and progress their career.
Main Job Responsibilities & Required Experience;
- Ideally have a minimum of 3–5 years experience as a Safety Practitioner working with a recognised UK main contractor.
- Provide a proven track record in HSQE management on construction projects.
- Initiate and implement the company s health and safety policy to prevent injury, ill health, damage and wastage.
- Comprehensive and extensive knowledge of current UK safety and environmental legislation.
- Have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and ability to communicate and relate to people working in all levels of an organisation.
- Have excellent organisational skills.
- Prosper when working as part of a team and have ability to fit into existing structure and culture adding value to project delivery.
- Be persuasive by nature, ability to convey a message coherently and effectively.
- Be confident in problem solving and providing solutions and ability bring new ideas to the table.
- Able to influence behavioural change.
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Health & Safety Manager employer: Bracken Recruitment
Bracken Recruitment is an exceptional employer, offering Site Engineers the opportunity to work on significant civil engineering projects in the vibrant region of Hertfordshire. With a strong emphasis on professional development and a collaborative work culture, employees are encouraged to grow their skills while contributing to impactful projects. The company values hard work and ambition, providing a supportive environment that fosters both personal and career advancement.
