Summary

Doocey Group is a multi-disciplined, civil engineering and utility contract operating nationally, providing a range of utility and civil engineering services as well as single services. Established for more than 40 years, we are framework partners with several major utility companies, including South Staffordshire Water, National Grid and property developers such as Persimmons. We are driven by a commitment to maintaining and developing solid client relationships. We continue to diversify and reinforce our reputation by having quality members of staff, who receive an on-going investment into training, to ensure we deliver, quality you can build on.

The Role

As a SHEQ (Safety, Health, Environment, and Quality) Advisor, you will play a critical role in ensuring that our organisation maintains the highest standards of safety, health, environmental responsibility, and quality across all operations. Your input will contribute to the continuous improvement of our SHEQ management systems to ensure compliance with relevant Regulations, standards, and best practices. This role requires a proactive approach to identifying risks, implementing preventive measures, and providing expert guidance to all levels of the organization.

Specific Responsibilities/Tasks

• Completing site safety tours to ensure employees are working safely and compliantly, reporting any issues via the escalation process where necessary.
• Accurately reporting near misses and/or positive interventions.
• Assisting the Operations Department in developing construction phase plans and associated RAMS.
• Completing incident investigations, debriefs and reporting fully and accurately, reporting any issues to line manager, and following escalation process within SHEQ SLA’s.
• Genny & CAT Assessments, as and when required, which can vary depending on incidents, new starters etc.
• Carry out regular premises audits and risk assessments to ensure compliance and in line with the group’s SHEQ and compliance plan.
• Conducting toolbox talks across the group.
• Ensuring compliance with Construction (Design and Management) Regulations.
• Attending and supporting with client meetings.
• Reviewing and updating Risk Assessments and Method Statements, to ensure they remain fit for purpose.
• Write Site Specific Risk Assessments and Method Statements as and when required, to meet the needs of the business/client requirements.
• Support field-based stand downs.
• Prepare and deliver site inductions.
• Attending prestart meetings.
• Supporting with open days, school option dates, giving overviews and promoting SHEQ as a department and Doocey Group especially within the civil engineering industry.
• Completing DSE assessments, for new starters, and periodic reviews for existing employees.
• Attend mandatory training courses as defined within the company training matrix. 

Qualifications & Training

NEBOSH Qualification – National General Certificate or Construction specific – Essential

Energy & Utility Skills Register SHEA – Gas/Electric/Water Card

National Water Hygiene (NWH) (EUSR) Card

PTLLS Qualification - Level 3 or above - Desirable

NEBOSH Fire - Desirable

Technical Skills & Experience

• Experience in SHEQ management, preferably in a similar role within a regulated industry.
• Strong knowledge of relevant legislation and industry standards pertaining to safety, health, environment, and quality.
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and influence stakeholders at all levels.
• Strong project management skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks, manage deadlines, and drive results.
• Commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
• Ability to develop friendly and professional customer focused relations with all stakeholders.
• Lead by example in changing situations and to motivate employees to achieve excellent standards of work.
• Self-driven, results-oriented, with a ‘can do’ attitude without compromising safety and/or compliance. 
• Ability to work collaboratively with various stakeholders, including employees, management, regulatory agencies, and the community.
• Skills in risk assessment, incident investigation and report writing.
• Ability to manage multiple SHEQ projects simultaneously.