Are you an experienced utilities SHEQ Manager looking for a new challenge? A forward thinking dynamic individual with a desire to make a change within a business? If so then read on Our client is a leading Civil Engineering company with a healthy order book across their utilities division. Due to recent contract awards, they are looking to expand their management team with an experienced SHEQ Manager to oversee utility capital works. Salary to £80k | Company Car / Allowance Fuel card | Annual Bonus | Stakeholder Pension | 25 Days Holiday Bank Holidays Key Essentials: This is a hands on role where you will be required to provide competent advice and guidance on the management of Health, Safety, Quality and Environmental issues A major part of this role will involve liaising with key clients at a senior level. Excellent communication skills are essential Liaising with operational staff within the team to meet the contract and business needs and objectives Supporting the management and contract teams in their line management responsibility for SHEQ issues Providing specialist assistance with risk assessments and risk management Ensure that the division safety management system is routinely updated and is fit for purpose Overseeing the investigation of incidents and providing expert advice on root causes Ensure that resources are available to managers including appropriate documentation and training Providing support implementing Quality and Environmental Management systems You will be required to undertake management of a team of SHEQ Advisors and Coordinators in the division Providing monthly and annual reports on contract performance Requirements: You should be qualified to NEBOSH Diploma level Previous experience as a SHEQ Manager in the utilities industry You should be an excellent communicator with a dynamic approach FREQUENT TRAVEL ACROSS A WIDE AREA WILL BE REQUIRED WITH THIS POSITION health safety quality environmental sheq she audit hse nebosh nrswa iosh utilities utility excavation reinstatement incidentreport accidentreport cdm water gas power