Trainee Inspector of Health and Safety

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Are you an ambitious individual passionate about keeping people safe? Are you looking to kick-start a rewarding career in Health and Safety? Do you have a 2:2 degree or recognised Level 6 equivalent qualification?

Then we have the opportunity for you. We are excited to welcome 36 new Trainee Inspectors across various locations and divisions to our growing organisation.

Our Trainee route offers you the opportunity to undergo the prestigious, NEBOSH-accredited Regulators’ Training Programme (RTP) that will give you the skills, resilience and knowledge necessary to be a competent inspector and open up routes for you to embark on a rewarding career with a flexible organisation that will support your professional development.

If you are interested in hearing more about the opportunities available, you can receive further information on how to apply by Clicking Here.

If you would like to register for our Open Days or Information Events where you will receive the opportunity to hear from current and previous Trainee Inspectors and gain valuable insight into what the job entails, you can sign up by Clicking Here.

 

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Regulators’ Training Programme (RTP) Information

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Occupational Health Specialist Inspector

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Our occupational health specialists work as Regulators across Great Britain in a whole range of essential industries with thousands of workers, to ensure that work is managed safely. In this role, you can utilise your considerable professional knowledge to influence not only individual employers but whole industry sectors.

Your work as a regulator will make the most of your experience in occupational health – identifying risks, providing the right advice and crucially – taking steps to ensure the employer takes the necessary action. You could be inspecting the management of health risks in an engineering firm, investigating a report of occupational disease in a bakery, taking enforcement action when required. Your work will take you across the range of industries from construction, manufacturing and engineering, to agriculture, waste and recycling or the public sector.  This role will broaden your knowledge and your professional credibility like no other role can and you will be fully supported by your colleagues including the widest range of health and safety experts in Britain.

Together, you’ll be helping to protect thousands of people, whether that be from our offices or out on site.

Head of the HSE Pandemic Inquiry Team

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HSE played a significant role in the national response during the Pandemic, and we expect to participate in the Scottish and UK Covid 19 Public Inquiries. We are recruiting for the role of Head of the Pandemic Inquiry Team to lead the HSE’s response and work across government to learn lessons for the future.  This is a high-profile position, reporting to the Directors of Legal Services and Engagement & Policy Division and senior leaders on the HSE Executive Committee.

You will be a key member of the senior leadership team of the organisation, linking with senior leaders across all the divisions to be able to respond to the Inquiry appropriately. You will also be responsible for working closely and , liaising with other departments and key stakeholders and external legal services providers.  You will be expected to recruit and manage other colleagues in the Inquiry Team and deliver a portfolio of policy work during times when the Inquiries are not focussed on HSE. The role requires self-management, flexibility, and agility as it spans two HSE divisions: Legal Services Division and Engagement & Policy Division.

Building Control Professional

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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is the independent regulator for work-related health and safety in Great Britain. In accordance with Dame Judith Hackitt’s recommendations to establish a new, stronger regulatory regime following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, HSE is establishing the new Building Safety Regulator (BSR) and will become the new building control authority for high-rise residential buildings from April 2023. BSR will:
• ensure the delivery of the new regulatory regime for high-rise residential buildings
• provide oversight of the whole built environment, including setting standards, providing advice to industry, and advising Government on changes to the scope of the new regime
• oversee work to drive increased competence of professions and trades working on buildings
• establish building control as a regulated, unified profession

We are seeking building control professionals with significant experience working in the building control industry and an understanding of the challenges faced by building control bodies, together with a commitment to the elevation of the building control profession. These roles will help develop policy and processes in the areas of:
• building control related to high-rise buildings
• registration of building control approvers and building control professionals
• oversight of the profession

This is an excellent opportunity for building control professionals who are passionate about their role in creating safe buildings to contribute to an exciting and high-profile area of Government policy. You will help shape the development and operational delivery of the new regulatory regime for the built environment, as well as build an understanding of a regulatory environment that has not traditionally been within HSE’s area of expertise.

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

Database Administrator (Data Engineer)

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Core to all of HSE’s work is the data, information and knowledge that we have gathered and developed, and which is used to support our field force of inspectors, scientists and policy makers. Information Technology plays a vital role in assuring that HSE staff have the right information, in the right place and at the right time.

Utilising Mobile Device Management technologies to deploy, build and control smart phones, tablets and laptops, HSE has been a leading government department at the forefront of innovative remote working solutions and is continuously looking at how to better support its 1500 inspectors and visiting officers in the field.

Newly refreshed server and data storage solutions, are securely hosted in modern commercial data centres and monitored by HSE’s Security Operations Centre. Using industry-leading components, management tools and software, the data centres have undergone significant investment in recent years to ensure that services are reliable and robust.

HSE is now developing on a roadmap to replace its core business systems. Major digital services programmes are underway, operating with the guidance of the Government Digital Service’s service manual and TCOP, to redesign how HSE delivers its work and how new technologies can improve operational processes. Collaboration and IoT are integral to HSE’s future, supporting remote inspections and compliance monitoring.
For more information on the role or to apply please use the link below.

Senior Database Administrator (Senior Data Engineer)

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Core to all of HSE’s work is the data, information and knowledge that we have gathered and developed, and which is used to support our field force of inspectors, scientists and policy makers. Information Technology plays a vital role in assuring that HSE staff have the right information, in the right place and at the right time.

Utilising Mobile Device Management technologies to deploy, build and control smart phones, tablets and laptops, HSE has been a leading government department at the forefront of innovative remote working solutions and is continuously looking at how to better support its 1500 inspectors and visiting officers in the field.

Newly refreshed server and data storage solutions, are securely hosted in modern commercial data centres and monitored by HSE’s Security Operations Centre. Using industry-leading components, management tools and software, the data centres have undergone significant investment in recent years to ensure that services are reliable and robust.

HSE is now developing on a roadmap to replace its core business systems. Major digital services programmes are underway, operating with the guidance of the Government Digital Service’s service manual and TCOP, to redesign how HSE delivers its work and how new technologies can improve operational processes. Collaboration and IoT are integral to HSE’s future, supporting remote inspections and compliance monitoring.

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

Associate Infrastructure Operations Engineer (Hosting)

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Core to all of HSE’s work is the data, information and knowledge that we have gathered and developed, and which is used to support our field force of inspectors, scientists and policy makers. Information Technology plays a vital role in assuring that HSE staff have the right information, in the right place and at the right time.

Utilising Mobile Device Management technologies to deploy, build and control smart phones, tablets and laptops, HSE has been a leading government department at the forefront of innovative remote working solutions and is continuously looking at how to better support its 1500 inspectors and visiting officers in the field.

Newly refreshed server and data storage solutions, are securely hosted in modern commercial data centres and monitored by HSE’s Security Operations Centre. Using industry-leading components, management tools and software, the data centres have undergone significant investment in recent years to ensure that services are reliable and robust.

HSE is now developing on a roadmap to replace its core business systems. Major digital services programmes are underway, operating with the guidance of the Government Digital Service’s service manual and TCOP, to redesign how HSE delivers its work and how new technologies can improve operational processes. Collaboration and IoT are integral to HSE’s future, supporting remote inspections and compliance monitoring.

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

Infrastructure Operations Engineer (Network & Telephony)

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Core to all of HSE’s work is the data, information and knowledge that we have gathered and developed, and which is used to support our field force of inspectors, scientists and policy makers. Information Technology plays a vital role in assuring that HSE staff have the right information, in the right place and at the right time.

Utilising Mobile Device Management technologies to deploy, build and control smart phones, tablets and laptops, HSE has been a leading government department at the forefront of innovative remote working solutions and is continuously looking at how to better support its 1500 inspectors and visiting officers in the field.

Newly refreshed server and data storage solutions, are securely hosted in modern commercial data centres and monitored by HSE’s Security Operations Centre. Using industry-leading components, management tools and software, the data centres have undergone significant investment in recent years to ensure that services are reliable and robust.

HSE is now developing on a roadmap to replace its core business systems. Major digital services programmes are underway, operating with the guidance of the Government Digital Service’s service manual and TCOP, to redesign how HSE delivers its work and how new technologies can improve operational processes. Collaboration and IoT are integral to HSE’s future, supporting remote inspections and compliance monitoring.

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

Application Operations Engineer (O365)

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Core to all of HSE’s work is the data, information and knowledge that we have gathered and developed, and which is used to support our field force of inspectors, scientists and policy makers. Information Technology plays a vital role in assuring that HSE staff have the right information, in the right place and at the right time.

Utilising Mobile Device Management technologies to deploy, build and control smart phones, tablets and laptops, HSE has been a leading government department at the forefront of innovative remote working solutions and is continuously looking at how to better support its 1500 inspectors and visiting officers in the field.

Newly refreshed server and data storage solutions, are securely hosted in modern commercial data centres and monitored by HSE’s Security Operations Centre. Using industry-leading components, management tools and software, the data centres have undergone significant investment in recent years to ensure that services are reliable and robust.

HSE is now developing on a roadmap to replace its core business systems. Major digital services programmes are underway, operating with the guidance of the Government Digital Service’s service manual and TCOP, to redesign how HSE delivers its work and how new technologies can improve operational processes. Collaboration and IoT are integral to HSE’s future, supporting remote inspections and compliance monitoring.

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

Senior Application Operations Engineer (O365)

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Core to all of HSE’s work is the data, information and knowledge that we have gathered and developed, and which is used to support our field force of inspectors, scientists and policy makers. Information Technology plays a vital role in assuring that HSE staff have the right information, in the right place and at the right time.

Utilising Mobile Device Management technologies to deploy, build and control smart phones, tablets and laptops, HSE has been a leading government department at the forefront of innovative remote working solutions and is continuously looking at how to better support its 1500 inspectors and visiting officers in the field.

Newly refreshed server and data storage solutions, are securely hosted in modern commercial data centres and monitored by HSE’s Security Operations Centre. Using industry-leading components, management tools and software, the data centres have undergone significant investment in recent years to ensure that services are reliable and robust.

HSE is now developing on a roadmap to replace its core business systems. Major digital services programmes are underway, operating with the guidance of the Government Digital Service’s service manual and TCOP, to redesign how HSE delivers its work and how new technologies can improve operational processes. Collaboration and IoT are integral to HSE’s future, supporting remote inspections and compliance monitoring.

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