Senior Dynamics Functional Consultant

We are seeking a skilled Dynamics 365 Customer Experience (CE) or Field Service Functional Consultant to join our team. As a Senior Dynamics Functional Consultant, you will play a pivotal role in the successful implementation and customisation of Dynamics 365 solutions for use by our internal and external users.

As a Senior Dynamics Functional Consultant, you will work with a wide range of multi skilled digital, data and technology (DDaT) roles and project stakeholders all of whom share a vision for a user centric approach and making government services better through smarter use of technology.

In this role you will drive and deliver development and implementation of Microsoft’s Dynamics 365/Power Platform solutions which form part of HSE’s back office and business facing solutions. This will enable the development of integrated solutions that meet current and future business needs focused on Regulatory Systems. This is a great opportunity for a Senior Functional Consultant looking to develop their Dynamics skillset.

Structural Engineer – Technical Strategy Lead

The Building Safety Regulator is seeking technically qualified professionals to help shape the future of building safety in England. This senior role offer a unique opportunity to combine deep technical expertise with strategic influence, contributing to the development of national policy, statutory guidance, and operational practice for complex and higher-risk buildings.

You will lead technical workstreams, advise on Gateway applications and safety case reviews, and act as a mentor and expert advisor across the organisation. As part of BSR’s Technical Policy Division, you will collaborate with government departments, industry stakeholders, and other regulators to strengthen the building control system and ensure proportionate, risk based decisions that protect people in and around buildings.

This is an exciting time to join BSR. As part of this team you will be responsible for shaping an internal culture of high performance and continuous improvement that will help to create cultural change in building safety in England and for the future.

Senior Property Manager

HSE’s Estates and Facilities Management portfolio is extensive, with 25 offices in England, Scotland and Wales and a world-class Science and Research Centre near Buxton, England. Our offices range in size from supporting a half dozen staff in Inverness, to our head office in Bootle, Merseyside which has capacity for over 3,000 people. Our Estate Strategy includes retaining a regional presence in support of our GB regulatory role and working closely with the Government Property Agency to continue to drive best value for money for HSE.

You will be one of three senior property managers with direct responsibility for the management of the relevant allocated regions; delivery of associated estate events and projects; monitoring of facilities management performance; identifying continuous improvements and contributing as a member of the senior estates team.

Please note your portfolio for this role will initially cover our Northern sites from Birmingham up to Inverness and there is a requirement to travel regularly to the locations within your portfolio. Due to a team restructure, and for operational requirements, you may also be asked to cover another region in the future, or to assist at any of our locations on an ad hoc basis. Attendance will also be required at our Bootle HQ for team meetings.

Knowledge and Information Manager

An exciting opportunity is available for a Band 4 (HEO) Knowledge and Information Management Manager to join our Information Management Team (IMT). The post holder will provide day-to-day management support to HSE on all aspects of information management, promoting best practice, designing and delivering training programs to enhance staff understanding and skills in managing information effectively, making the best use of new technologies and responding to the changing needs of the organisation.

The post holder will have the opportunity to engage with a wide range of colleagues within HSE and requires a high standard of communication, problem solving, technical knowledge and skills, as well as being flexible & pragmatic.

Principal Fire Scientist/Engineer

The Science Division (SD) of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) are looking for experienced scientists or engineers, to take a senior role in our Fire Safety Team within the Major Hazards Group. The teams main focus is supporting HSE in understanding a variety of combustion-related topics through the delivery of theoretical and practical research (both lab-based and large-scale). Outputs are used to develop evidence based policy and guidance.

Examples of recent work include the safe use of hydraulic fluids in mines, fire spread in insulation foams, evaluation of fire detectors and combustion hazards related to the use of bio-digesters. The team also supports HSE in its regulatory function by providing scientific support to HSE inspectors, often following industrial incidents. In recent years these have included tunnel and mines fires, warehouse fires, fork lift truck fires and timber frame fires.

The team also works closely with the Building Safety Regulator, delivering research and providing support to this important area of HSE’s remit. Our work is not limited to supporting HSE’s policy and regulatory functions. You can expect to contribute to a diverse range of projects in the health and safety sector including research projects, consultancy or delivery of training for commercial customers and other government departments.

Office Manager – Chief Inspector of Building Office

This is an exciting opportunity for someone to work as the Office Manager in the Chief Inspector of Buildings Office (CIBO). The Office Manager – Chief Inspector of Buildings Office will report to the Head of the CIBO and will manage a team of executive and secretariat officers to support the Chief Inspector of Buildings and wider BSR Senior Leadership Team (SLT) to undertake their responsibilities.

Fire Engineer – Technical Strategy Lead

The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) is seeking technically qualified professionals to help shape the future of building safety in England. This senior role offer a unique opportunity to combine deep technical expertise with strategic influence, contributing to the development of national policy, statutory guidance, and operational practice for complex and higher-risk buildings.

You will lead technical workstreams, advise on Gateway applications and safety case reviews, and act as a mentor and expert advisor across the organisation. As part of BSR’s Technical Policy Division you will work with government departments, industry, and other regulators to strengthen the building control system and ensure proportionate, risk based decisions that protect people in and around buildings.

Senior Applied Analysis and Insight Advisors

HSE inspects certain workplaces and buildings. We also reach employers and workers through our guidance, communications, campaigns and through stakeholder organisations.

There are three permanent Band 3 (SEO) posts available in the Applied Analysis and Insight Group (AAIG), which is part of Engagement and Policy Division (EPD).

Two posts are based in AAIG’s Applied Regulatory Information unit – with a focus on the analysis and application of data and evidence to HSE operations. One post is based in AAIG’s Research and Insight unit with a focus on market and social research to understand and provide solutions to business issues.

All posts share the following attributes:

Generating and actively supporting the application of actionable findings to the design, delivery and improvement of HSE operations, policy, products, services and communications.
Supporting AAIG and EPD to commission and be effective end-users for research, analysis and science that is delivered by wider HSE experts.
Managing and delivering your own portfolio of work and projects, plus work on larger projects alongside colleagues. Guidance will be provided by both your managers and wider colleagues.
Supporting and guiding other colleagues (especially more junior colleagues) in their work.
Collaborating with a wide range of colleagues including: wider AAIG staff in the design, management, delivery and application of work; with EPD Policy, Operations, Intervention Design and Communications colleagues, and; with colleagues across the rest of HSE including for example specialists in inspection, science and high-rise residential buildings.
You will have the curiosity and rigor necessary to get to grips quickly with new subjects and to understand not just the technical and legal aspects but the implications for HSE, to demonstrate your analyses are well-informed and authoritative but also to ensure your findings and proposals have influence and impact.

If you would like more information on the role, please follow the link below.

Research and Insight Advisors

Within our Engagement and Policy Division (EPD), we have two roles available in the Applied Analysis and Insight Group (AAIG).

AAIG is a high quality, innovative team, winning several awards in 2024 including the Market Research Society (MRS) award for ‘In-house Team of the Year’ and the cross-Government Analytical Function award for best research on ‘Inclusion’.

As a Research and Insight Advisor you will work closely with: AAIG colleagues in the design, management, delivery and application of research and insight projects; Policy, Operations, Intervention Design and Communications colleagues across EPD, where AAIG is based, and; colleagues across the rest of HSE including, specialists in science, chemicals and high-rise residential buildings.

You will have the curiosity and rigor necessary to get to grips quickly with new subjects and to understand not just the technical and legal aspects but the implications for HSE, to demonstrate your analyses are well-informed and authoritative but also to ensure your findings and proposals have influence and impact.

For more information on this role please follow the link below.

Radiation Specialist Inspector

We are looking for experienced radiological protection professionals who can, under challenge, think strategically, identify underlying core issues, and engage at different levels with colleague and site technical staff, as well at the most senior levels within an organisation. You will be decisive and able to influence those organisations to bring about improvements.

We value people who respect others, work well in a team and can build robust relationships with employers and other stakeholder.

Given that HSE regulates across the whole of GB, you will be expected to spend short periods working away from home which will include overnight stays and regular travel.