Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Manager

Taylor Lane Timber Frame Limited; Hereford; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading timber frame company in Hereford is seeking a Health, Safety and Environmental Manager to ensure compliance with safety regulations across its sites. The role requires a strong background in construction safety, excellent communication skills, and qualifications such as CMIOSH or NEBOSH. This is a full-time permanent position with competitive salary, company car, and pension scheme.

Benefits

Fully expensed company car

Contributory personal pension scheme

Qualifications

• On-site experience within the construction industry in a health & safety position.
• Good report writing skills.
• Drive to learn and develop.

Responsibilities

• Conduct HSE visits, inspections, and audits at premises and construction sites.
• Provide compliance advice to the operations.
• Develop HSE training and management systems.
• Implement health, safety, or environmental projects.
• Conduct accident investigations.
• Provide HSE reports to management.

Skills

Good communication

Self-motivated

Ambitious

Administrative skills

IT literacy

Education

CMIOSH or working towards Grad IOSH with NEBOSH Diploma

NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Powerpoint

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Manager

Date posted: 6th November 2025

Taylor Lane Timber Frame, a manufacturer and supplier of timber frame buildings, is seeking to appoint a Health, Safety & Environmental Manager.

This exciting opportunity will be based at our head office in Hereford and is an ideal opportunity for an enthusiastic individual from a construction background to develop their career and support the business across three production facilities and on-site during installations.

This is a full-time, permanent position offering a competitive salary, fully expensed company car and contributory personal pension scheme.

As an equal opportunities’ employer, we welcome applicants from all sections of the community.

Please note we are unable to respond to all applications therefore only shortlisted applicants will be contacted within 7-14 days.

Apply for the Health, Safety and Environmental Manager role

If you’re ready to help shape the future of Taylor Lane Timber Frame and want to be part of a team that values experience, innovation, and integrity, we’d love to hear from you.

To apply please send your CV with cover letter to [e-mail]

For more information call our HR Manager on 07950 547 236.

Responsibilities

• Carrying out HSE visits, inspections and audits at our premises and construction sites around the UK
• Providing advice and assistance to ensure operations are fully conversant and working in compliance with statutory obligations, policies and procedures
• Developing and directly provide internal HSE training and monitoring delivery of other operational training
• Developing the HSE management system and documentation for use by the businesses
• Working closely with our Operations and Construction Directors, devise and implement projects of a health, safety, or environmental and technical nature
• Conduct accident and incident investigations
• Provide regular HSE related reports to senior management

Desired Experience

• On-site experience within the construction industry at trade or technical level and in a health & safety position

Desired Skills

• Be a good communicator, self-motivated and ambitious to succeed
• Be willing to take ownership of workload
• Have good administrative and report writing skills
• Have a high standard of IT literacy in Microsoft Word, Powerpoint and Excel
• Have a drive to learn and develop

Desired Qualifications

• CMIOSH (or Grad IOSH and working towards) and qualified to NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent, i.e. NVQ Level 5 or 6 or accredited degree. NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate will be acceptable for the right candidate, with relevant experience
• Other formal health, safety or environmental, training or auditing qualifications would be advantageous but not essential