QSHE Advisor

Near Oxford | Site Based | Up to £58,000

Are you an experienced QSHE professional who enjoys being out on site and close to the operation?

We’re looking for a Site QSHE Advisor to provide hands-on Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental support across a busy site near Oxford.

You’ll work alongside engineers, project managers, contractors, the site leadership team and the client to ensure maintenance activities and projects are planned and delivered safely.

We’re looking for someone who is visible, approachable and solutions-focused, with experience in an operational environment and the confidence to challenge when required.

Experience within facilities management, engineering, maintenance or project environments would be particularly beneficial. 

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the development and delivery of the site QSHE strategy, objectives and improvement plans, aligning with Atlas and client requirements.
• Ensure compliance with quality, health, safety and environmental legislation, client standards and management systems, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and OIMS.
• Provide visible, hands-on QSHE leadership across site operations, maintenance and projects, supporting works from planning and pre-start through to completion and handover.
• Review and challenge RAMS, project plans and contractor arrangements, ensuring risks are identified, controlled and effectively communicated.
• Plan and manage internal, external, supplier and contractor audits, identifying areas for improvement and driving corrective actions.
• Provide expert QSHE guidance across areas including Fire Safety, Asbestos, Legionella and CDM, communicating the impact of legislative or operational changes.
• Lead accident and incident management, including investigations, debriefs, root-cause reviews and lessons learned following significant events.
• Maintain and continually improve the Business Management System, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery arrangements, ensuring alignment with Atlas and client systems.
• Prepare and present monthly, quarterly and annual QSHE performance reports, analysing trends, risks, objectives and opportunities for improvement.
• Promote a strong behavioural safety and continuous improvement culture, working collaboratively with site teams, contractors and client stakeholders.
• Coordinate QSHE training, competence and development requirements, working with HR and Learning & Development to maintain appropriate technical skills and behaviours.
• Represent QSHE at client, project and operational meetings, providing advice, updates and practical support to the Contract Director and wider leadership team.