Trainee Project Manager

Do you have the aptitude to be a great Project Manager?

Are you a dynamic, organised individual with great communication and problem-solving skills? If so, are you interested in a project management career at HSE?

We are looking for a Trainee Project Manager to join our Science Division Project Management Team based at our site in Buxton, Derbyshire.

You will be part of a team of PM specialists and will oversee a diverse portfolio of projects, for both commercial clients and HSE whilst collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.  You will oversee delivery of Science and engineering projects to customer requirements, time and cost.

You must have a GCSE in Mathematics (or equivalent) and/or a nationally recognised APM Project Management qualification.  If you do not have a project management qualification then you must be willing to work towards nationally recognised APM Project Management qualifications, including APM PFQ and APM PMQ which HSE will support.

Scientific Support Technician

We have an exciting and varied opportunity for a motivated individual with an interest in Science, to join the Exposure Assessment & Control (EAC) team. EAC is part of HSE Science Divisions’ Health Group, whose purpose is to prevent worker ill health caused by exposure to chemical, physical and biological hazards. The multidisciplinary team comprises expertise in occupational hygiene and allied specialisms in the disciplines of noise, vibration, aerosols, respiratory protection and ventilation.

Your role will be to provide essential scientific support to the Exposure Assessment & Control (EAC) team in the daily preparation and delivery of projects for HSE and external customers. Your work will contribute to innovative HSE research and commercial work and occasionally to HSE incident investigation. Your role will be a mixture of office, laboratory and field based working (including outdoor working). There may also be periods of lone working in these environments.

You will be required to travel for field based activities, site visits and other activities within the UK, in line with business needs.

More details about the services available at the Science & Research Centre and HSE can be found on our website here: www.hsl.gov.uk

Communications Officer – Various Roles

We have a fantastic opportunity within our Engagement & Policy Division (EPD) for a Communications Officer. We are currently looking for three Communication Officers in the following areas:

• Communications Officer – Media and Digital Content x 2
• Communications Officer – External Affairs

This is an exciting opportunity for experienced senior communicators who are looking to make a positive impact in citizens lives to join our award-winning communications team.

Your role in the team will be responsible for helping set and drive delivery of HSE’s communication strategy. As part of the Civil Service, you’ll be expected to demonstrate leadership qualities, be inspiring about our work and confident in your engagement. You’ll encourage mutual respect, value diversity and our different skills, experience and specialism.

If you would like more information on the requirements or selection process, please see the full job advertisement.

Lead Content Designer

We are currently recruiting for a Lead Content Designer for the Building Safety Regulator being set up within HSE.
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and highly motivated leader who is enthusiastic about content design and wants to make a positive impact in helping to protect people from death, injury and ill-health.

The role requires content design experience and the ability to define and assure content design best practice, making sure our content aligns to HSE and BSR strategy and objectives, while meeting the needs of our users.

Our website proposition for BSR is in development and this role will play a crucial role in that working with HSE colleagues to ensure coordination with the overall HSE strategy and a delivery partner for new BSR services as well as across government as part of the wider building safety programme led by DLUHC. Our ambition is to produce a best-in-class web presence that delivers BSR guidance, content and services that meet user needs.

We’re looking for people with strong interpersonal skills who enjoy working in a demanding, high-profile environment, with the ability to use a variety of different communication skills. You will need to be comfortable working independently across a range of communication, policy and digital disciplines.

For More information or to apply for the role please use the link below.

Data Scientist

This role will support HSE’s mission to prevent death, injury and ill-health in Great Britain’s workplaces through the analysis of text data.

As a data scientist you will help deliver HSE’s analytical functions by creating tools and techniques to help analyse health and safety data. You’ll be part of an analytical team that works alongside other HSE technical and regulatory specialists to ensure that HSE is able to access and synthesise data from several text rich data sources. This work helps to generate and enhance the available evidence to support decisions made in health and safety across a wide range of industry sectors.

This is an exciting opportunity to support innovative work within government. Together with the widest range of health and safety specialists in Britain, you’ll be helping to protect thousands of people, whilst working in an inclusive environment where all our people can thrive and be themselves.

This role will involve:

• Supporting the development and refinement of NLP applications
• Using effective text representation techniques and classification algorithms
• Training and evaluating models
• Working in a team to develop a strategy to converge on text mining tools and approaches within HSE
• Working closely with project leads to ensure that projects are delivered to agreed time and quality
• Presentation, documentation, and visualisation of findings to key decision makers

For more information or to apply use the link below.

Data Scientist

This role will support HSE’s mission to prevent death, injury and ill-health in Great Britain’s workplaces through the analysis of text data.

As a data scientist you will help deliver HSE’s analytical functions by creating tools and techniques to help analyse health and safety data. You’ll be part of an analytical team that works alongside other HSE technical and regulatory specialists to ensure that HSE is able to access and synthesise data from several text rich data sources. This work helps to generate and enhance the available evidence to support decisions made in health and safety across a wide range of industry sectors.

This is an exciting opportunity to support innovative work within government. Together with the widest range of health and safety specialists in Britain, you’ll be helping to protect thousands of people, whilst working in an inclusive environment where all our people can thrive and be themselves.

This role will include:

• Designing, developing, and refining NLP applications
• Using effective text representation techniques and classification algorithms
• Training and evaluating models
• Supporting an overall strategy to converge on text mining tools and approaches within HSE.
• Working closely with programme leads and stakeholders to ensure that approaches are sensible, and outputs are in line with end user expectations.
• Presentation, documentation, and visualisation of findings to key decision makers.

For more information or to apply please use the link below.

Regulatory Health and Safety Trainers

At HSE, we believe everyone has the right to come home safe and well from their job. That’s why our mission is to prevent work related death, injury and ill health.

HRD helps HSE achieve this through the delivery of its in-house Regulators Training Programme (RTP). All new regulators are required to undertake and pass the Post Graduate Diploma in Regulatory Occupational Health and Safety (the Diploma) or undertake the Specialist Training Programme (STP).

These programmes blend digital training learning with face to face tutorials and workshops and field based experiential learning. We have worked hard to adapt how we deliver both programmes to reflect the different ways we have found ourselves working in during the pandemic. Our delivery now consists of a mixture of digital learning hosted on our own learning management system TEDI (Training, Education, Development and Inspiration), face to face (current restrictions permitting) and virtual classrooms in MS Teams. We are looking for experienced health and safety trainers to join the team and help deliver these vitally important programmes.

Your role as an Operations Development Trainer (ODT) will be to work closely with the Operations Development Managers, who are experienced regulators, to contribute to the ongoing review of the programmes to ensure that they represent the absolute best in regulatory training.

For more information or to apply for the role please use the link below.

Insight and Service Design Manager

We have a fantastic opportunity within our Engagement & Policy Division (EPD) for an Insight and Service Design Manager. This role will sit within the Insight and Service Design team (ISD) which is a team designed to bring together expertise from a range of disciplines. This currently includes customer insight, market research, social research and behavioural insight specialists – and we would welcome candidates from these backgrounds as well as those with other analytical skillsets. The team works across HSE with strategy, policy, communications and operational teams.

As an Insight Manager, your role will focus on providing research, insight, analysis and internal consultancy to improve health and safety in workplaces and buildings. You will drive best practice in this area, working with researchers, economists, communications leads, business and policy leads to prioritise key opportunities in the customer journey to influence behaviours and to ensure that people at work remain safe and healthy.

If you would like more information on the requirements or selection process, please see the full job advertisement.

Independent Chair: HSE’s Science Quality Assurance Group (SQAG)

HSE is looking for an experienced scientist or engineer to Chair a new Group which will provide the HSE Chief Executive, Chief Scientific Adviser and the HSE Board with independent and objective assurance on the relevance and quality of the science, engineering and evidence produced across HSE which is commissioned and delivered in support of HSE’s strategy and plans.

We would welcome applications from people who are eminent in a scientific discipline, evidenced by national and/or international impact, and who show the ability to work comfortably across a wide range of relevant scientific disciplines. You should have substantial experience of leading and managing research teams and have wide experience of working across the scientific community in a leadership role. This experience could include industrial, academic, government or other sectors as long as it includes activities beyond their own specialisms and work across disciplines and perspectives. You should also be able to chair and lead a diverse group of highly capable, experienced people.

If you would like more information on the requirements or selection process, please see the full job advertisement.

Apprentice Administrators

We have several exciting opportunities for admin apprentices to join our growing organisation.

Our Apprentices will have the opportunity to work in either our Field Operations (FOD) or Human Resources (HRD) divisions, supporting your wider team in delivering a range of exciting projects, whilst completing a Business Administration Level 3 NVQ.

For further information on the apprenticeships on offer, Click Here.

An overview of each department is below:

Field Operations Division – Our purpose is to prevent work-related death, injury and ill health and we apply a range of regulatory tools to improve health and safety, bringing together different interventions to achieve impact. We influence and engage stakeholders, create knowledge and awareness of health and safety risks, and encourage behaviour change through assessments and direct interventions including inspections and investigations.

Human Resources Division – The successful candidate may join our thriving recruitment team. Our purpose is to support the wider business in onboarding and resourcing activities. HR is a very versatile and diverse specialism, and in recruitment we strive to ensure compliance, promote equality, diversity and inclusion and affect change across our busy team. From right to work checks to ensuring that all candidates have an outstanding and consistent initial experience, you will be an ambassador of HSE, working with our many Divisions and Recruitment Team to provide a top quality service.

Please note, the position with HRD is located at our Headquarters in Bootle, Liverpool.