EHS Advisor

Organization Overview

Mercury stands as the European leader in construction solutions, specializing in the management of intricate engineering and construction projects for some of the world's foremost corporations. Our innovative approaches facilitate the delivery of technologies and transformative advancements, uniting people, communities, and businesses. We empower our workforce to embrace innovation, enabling us to consistently deliver successful outcomes with precision and reliability.

Commitment to Growth

At Mercury, we prioritize fostering an environment where our team can realize their aspirations. By placing our individuals at the core of our mission, we offer dynamic opportunities for development within a collaborative and supportive team, encouraging them to reach their fullest potential.

Key Responsibilities

• Implement and maintain EHS management systems across all projects.
• Ensure adherence to Mercury Engineering Safety Management System and relevant statutory provisions.
• Develop task-specific method statements, risk assessments, safe working plans, and permits to work.
• Ensure compliance with the project safety statement and coordination of project safety indicators.
• Oversee ongoing C.O.S.H.H assessments and manage hazardous substances.
• Conduct regular site audits and inspections; document findings and implement corrective actions for continuous improvement.
• Provide input and reports on EHS risks during site meetings, advocating for constructive actions.
• Advise management, safety representatives, and employees on all EHS matters.
• Ensure availability of records for statutory inspections related to project activities, tools, and plant.
• Foster a proactive approach towards project EHS requirements and manage site induction and training.
• Facilitate Toolbox talks and assist in timely accident investigation reporting.
• Oversee welfare and hygiene facilities, ensuring they are managed and maintained effectively.
• Coordinate with project management on EHS issues, ensuring updated documentation is included in safety files.
• Sustain waste reduction and recycling programs in alignment with project policies.

Essential Criteria

• Relevant third-level Certificate qualification in Environmental, Health & Safety.
• A minimum of three years of site experience.
• Comprehensive knowledge of current environmental, health, and safety legislation.
• Flexibility in work patterns as necessary.
• Capability to manage all environmental, health, and safety issues efficiently on site.
• Strong communication and computer skills.
• Ability to work independently with robust interpersonal and communication skills.

Equal Opportunity Commitment

Mercury is dedicated to promoting equality of opportunity within the workplace, ensuring a diverse and inclusive environment for all employees.