SHEQ Manager

REED Engineering & Manufacturing are working with a leading niche Construction company.

Role Overview

The SHEQ Manager will lead the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of Safety, Health, Environment, and Quality systems across all projects and operations. This role is pivotal in ensuring compliance with legislation, embedding a culture of safety and ethical practice, and supporting the organisation's commitment to sustainability, inclusion, and heritage protection.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and maintain SHEQ policies, procedures, and systems in line with current legislation and best practice

Conduct risk assessments, site audits, and inspections to ensure safe working environments

Lead incident investigations and implement corrective actions

Deliver training and toolbox talks to promote awareness and compliance

Oversee ISO and other accreditation processes, ensuring readiness for ex ternal audits

Collaborate with project teams to embed SHEQ considerations from design through delivery

Monitor and report on SHEQ performance metrics, identifying trends and opportunities for improvement

Liaise with regulatory bodies and stakeholders to ensure transparency and compliance

Promote a culture of continuous improvement, inclusion, and ethical stewardship

Identify training gaps in the team and arrange necessary training

Compiling and reviewing of RAMS and CPHSPs

Create and distribute red and black safety files

Assess the competence and compliance of the company's supply chain

Chair Health & Safety meetings with Directors

Coordination and implementation of the H&S (formerly known as O&M) file and issuing to relevant parties

Qualifications & Experience

Essential:

NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent in Health & Safety

Proven experience in SHEQ management, ideally within construction, heritage, or conservation sectors

Strong knowledge of UK SHEQ legislation and ISO standards

Excellent communication and leadership skills

Ability to interpret legislation and translate into practical guidance

Committed to diversity and inclusion

IT literate and the ability to adapt to new systems

Ability to work under pressure

Desirable:

Degree in Environmental Health, Safety Management, or related field

Familiarity with heritage site operations and conservation practices

Personal Attributes:

Proactive and detail-oriented

Ethical and socially aware

Collaborative and confident communicator

Strategic thinker with a hands-on approach

Committed to fostering inclusive and safe environments