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QHSE Advisor

Beam
Westhill
11 months ago
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Beam is a global provider of ROV and hydrographic services, supported by unique artificial intelligence-based technology products. We have a vast track record in supplying services and technology to the Offshore Energy industry across the globe.

We invest in research and development, creating technology to support our clients. Our vision is to provide truly autonomous collaborative subsea robotics to perform Offshore Energy services.

 

Job Title: QHSE Advisor

Reporting To:QHSE Manager

Location: Aberdeen - Hybrid 2+ days in office per week

Salary:Highly competitive

The QHSE Advisor is a key member of the Quality, Health, Safety and Environment Team, reporting functionally to the QHSE Manager and operationally to the Project Manager(s).

This role is primarily responsible for providing specialist support to project and tendering teams by ensuring that QHSE activities are effectively integrated and managed.

The QHSE Advisor will play a pivotal role in promoting a culture of QHSE excellence in all project related activities and across the business.


We’ll welcome your ideas & input and support your development, In addition, this is an incredible opportunity to help further the transition to renewable energy.

Objectives & Responsibilities:

Beam is an exciting and dynamic environment meaning these are likely to change as we grow. Upon joining your objectives and responsibilities will include:

  • Collaborate with project and tendering teams to integrate QHSE requirements into project plans and tender submissions.
  • Conduct QHSE risk assessments for specific projects and tenders, identifying potential hazards and proposing mitigation measures.
  • Assist in the development of QHSE plans and strategies tailored to each project's unique requirements.
  • Stay current with QHSE legislation and regulatory frameworks applicable to specific projects and markets.
  • Ensure that project and tender activities align with local legislative and regulatory requirements. 
  • Collaborate with the QHSE Manager to develop and deliver project-specific QHSE training programs.
  • Conduct awareness sessions to educate project teams on QHSE best practices.
  • Ensure that project personnel have the required QHSE training, certifications, and qualifications.
  • Support the investigation and reporting of QHSE-related events (incidents, accidents, nonconformances) on projects.

You should apply if you have:

We know it’s tough, but please try to avoid the confidence gap. You don’t have to match all the listed requirements exactly to be considered for this role:

  • QHSE related qualification (eg: NEBOSH, NVQ, MSc) required
  • Audit qualification (lead auditor advantageous) and audit experience
  • Previous experience in QHSE management, with a focus on offshore projects or construction-related activities 
  • Good working knowledge of UK/EU HSE legislation, regulations and best practices 
  • Incident Investigation qualification and / or experience leading / conducting incident investigations 
  • Ability to design & deliver effective training

 

Grow together with Beam where you will learn these skills or build on your expertise:

  • Membership of a professional body (eg: IOSH, IEMA, CQI) preferable


About Beam

At Beam, we bring the technology to transform offshore wind through AI and robotic automation, alongside the determination to tackle the significant challenges ahead. We’re committed to making the transition to renewable energy a reality.

Through industry-defining R&D and transformative partnerships, we’re reshaping what it means to work in offshore wind. Beam is making wind farm development more efficient, reducing risk, complexity and cost, while helping to cure an unsustainable dependence on oil and gas.

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Together, we are Beam. And we’re leading the charge towards a sustainable future.


Benefits

People join Beam because they are excited by the possibility of leaving their own mark on the world and developing solutions that solve real world problems. Although we share the same vision, we value varied perspectives and adapt to fit different people from all walks of life. Not only does that make for a genuinely awesome team of colleagues, but it also makes day-to-day life more interesting, and it’s how we keep evolving and getting better at what we do.

What’s in it for you? You’ll get to work with a passionate, smart and highly driven team with an incredible range of skills. 

In addition, you’ll get an extensive range of benefits so you can focus on doing your very best work:  

  • Flexible working options including compressed hours 
  • Hybrid working, up to 3 days from home
  • 33 days annual leave increasing 2 days a year up to 43 days after 6 years
  • Private medical insurance, including Dental & Optical 
  • Career and learning development through paid courses, conferences and events
  • Curiosity fund – up to £500 to spend on learning which is not role related
  • Up to 10% company bonus
  • Pension up to 6% company contribution
  • Life assurance paid at 4X salary
  • Volunteering day, to give back to your local community
  • Enhanced maternity and adoption leave
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Recognition & rewards for doing great work and living our values and behaviours

Join Beam in our mission to make the world a cleaner, greener and safer place by deploying technology for good.

  

Interview Process

At Beam, we've designed a straightforward interview process to ensure the best fit for both you and the company. We have adopted anonymised recruitment. This means that your name, date of birth and other personal details will not be seen by the hiring team.

  • Application:Begin by submitting your application with your CV, highlighting your skills and experience relevant to the job. Answer key questions on elements that are important to the role.
  • Talent Partner Interview:We will tell you more about the role, the team and Beam’s mission. This is a two-way conversation; we want to learn about your motivation, what you can bring to Beam, and provide answers to your questions.
  • Aptitude Test:Demonstrate your critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and workplace personality through an aptitude test.
  • Team Interview:Engage in a 1-hour interview with a few team members. Experience the role firsthand and share your skills and experience. We'll discuss our technologies, key skills, and team dynamics. As always, feel free to ask any questions you may have.
  • Executive Conversation: Meet with an executive for a 30-minute discussion. This is your opportunity to express your thoughts on the role and ask any final questions. We'll clarify expectations and ensure this role aligns with your aspirations.
  • Offer!If you are successful in the process, you'll receive an offer to join Beam and become part of our team.

 

We value the diversity of our teams and are committed to supporting and welcoming individuals from all backgrounds, knowing that every perspective is a valuable part of our success. Should you require any reasonable adjustment throughout the recruitment process, please do not hesitate to let a member of the Talent team know.

 

Join Beam, pioneer technology for a sustainable world, apply now.

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