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Location: Predominantly Stevenage - 3-4 days onsite per week

Travel: Regular travel required across UK sites

Contract Type: 2 years Fixed Term Contract

The Role

We are seeking a proactive and experienced CDM-focused Health & Safety professional to support the delivery of a diverse portfolio of construction and facilities projects across a multi-site UK estate.

Working closely with Project Managers, Facilities Management and external contractors, you will provide competent advice and hands-on support to ensure full compliance with CDM 2015 Regulations and associated statutory requirements.

This is a practical, site-facing role within a growing safety function, requiring someone who can quickly integrate into an active project environment and contribute from day one.

Key Responsibilities

* Lead on the practical implementation of CDM 2015 Regulations across small to medium works projects

* Support the organisation in self-delivering the Principal Designer role for applicable works

* Provide competent CDM and contractor compliance advice to Facilities and Project teams

* Carry out CDM site inspections and monitor contractor performance

* Review and report on contractor compliance data and statistics

* Assist with, and where required lead, accident and incident investigations

* Support internal and external audit activities

* Work collaboratively with maintenance service providers to ensure procedural and regulatory compliance

* Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of safety processes and procedures

About You

* NEBOSH Diploma or NVQ Level 6 (or equivalent) in Occupational Health & Safety

* Membership of IOSH with active CPD

* Strong working knowledge of CDM 2015 Regulations

* Understanding of the Principal Designer role (IMaPS / CMaPS desirable)

* Experience working within construction, estates, facilities or multi-site environments

* Confident communicator, comfortable engaging with contractors and stakeholders at all levels

* Able to manage workload across multiple concurrent projects