Health, Safety, Quality & Environmental Manager

Health, Safety, Quality & Environmental Manager

City of London
£75,000 (inclusive of package)
Permanent – Full Time
September 2025
A respected principal contractor would like to appoint a new Health, Safety, Quality & Environmental Manager within the business.

This will be an excellent opportunity for you to join an exciting company who are always striving for the high standards within a supportive team environment.

Your responsibilities would include:

Leading site-based health and safety activities across multiple projects
Managing health, safety, environmental, quality policies, procedures and management systems.
Undertaking regular site inspections, audit, and investigation to ensure best practice is applied with the office and site, workplace environment.
Provide company advice, reports and guidance on statutory obligations, and compliance with the company management systems which are certificated to ISO: 9001, (phone number removed)
Ensuring all works comply with current health & safety legislation and best practices
Conducting site inspections, audits, and risk assessments
Supporting the development and implementation of H&S policies and method statements
Delivering toolbox talks, inductions, and training to site operatives and management
Investigating and reporting incidents, ensuring lessons are learned and share
Attributes and skills:

NEBOSH Construction Certificate (or equivalent)
Proven experience in a similar role within the construction sector
Strong understanding of CDM Regulations and site compliance
Proactive, confident communicator with strong organisational skills
Ability to influence and support both site teams and senior management with a collaborative approach.
This role is also known as – SHEQ Manager, Health & Safety Manager, HSE Manager, Health, Safety & Environmental Manager, HSEQ Manager.

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