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Health and Safety Advisor.

Dublin, County Dublin · Full time

About this role

Safety Advisor – Civil Engineering

Location: Dublin Type: Full-time Reporting to: Health & Safety Manager

Role

We are seeking an experienced Safety Advisor to support our civil engineering projects across Dublin. The successful candidate will work closely with project and site teams to maintain high standards of health and safety and ensure compliance with Irish legislation and company procedures.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide health and safety advice to site and project teams.
  • Carry out regular site inspections, audits and safety observations.
  • Review and monitor Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS).
  • Deliver site inductions, toolbox talks and safety briefings.
  • Monitor subcontractor compliance and safe systems of work.
  • Assist with accident, incident and near-miss investigations.
  • Maintain safety records and follow up corrective actions.
  • Promote a positive safety culture across all projects.
  • Keep up to date with relevant legislation and industry best practice.

Requirements

  • Relevant Health & Safety qualification.
  • Previous experience in civil engineering or construction.
  • Good knowledge of Irish construction health and safety legislation.
  • Experience with site inspections, audits and RAMS.
  • Strong communication and organisational skills.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a project team.
  • Full driving licence.

We offer: Competitive salary, career development, ongoing training and the opportunity to work on a range of major Dublin civil engineering projects.

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