JOB ROLE
OCSC currently have an opportunity for a position within our PSDP (and Civils) Team. This role is seen as an opportunity for a PSDP to join our team and continue their professional development across high profile projects and with considerable potential for future opportunities within OCSC.
The role will primarily involve working with our Dublin based team but can facilitate a hybrid working system which does not require the candidate to be based in Dublin full time.
Key aspects of the role will include a combination of the following:
• Working closely with clients and project teams to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations on design and construction projects;
• Attend client/design and site meetings;
• Review Design Risk Assessments and compile and prepare Preliminary Safety and Health plans;
• Compile and prepare safety files and health and safety reports;
• Conduct site visits to monitor safety in relation to PSDP role;
• Coordinate and liaise with all parties involved in design and construction projects;
• Work closely with HSCs (Health and Safety Coordinators) and PSCS (Project Supervisors Construction Stage) to manage the role of PSDP;
• Work on a wide portfolio of projects in both public and private sectors;
• Technical report writing;
• Develop new skills including project management;
• Opportunity to develop your experience, be client facing and focused, participating in design team meetings etc.
The above are a selection of the responsibilities which will be associated with the role but the successful candidate is not required to have extensive expertise in all areas.
OCSC take pride in offering staff of all levels the opportunities to meet their personal career goals and objectives and tailoring our roles on that basis. Training and development opportunities can be provided as part of the role as necessary.
EXPERIENCE
The successful candidate must be able to demonstrate the following criteria:
• Must hold a degree in Civil Engineering or other similar equivalent (e.g. Architecture, Building Surveying, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering);
• A minimum of 2+ years post graduate relevant experience in a similar safety-related role within the construction industry;
• Strong understanding of Health and Safety Legislation and regulations;
• Experience managing complex construction projects from a safety perspective;
• Construction Safety and Health Training;
• Additional qualifications or experience in Construction related Health and Safety would be advantageous;
• Have good communication/presentation skills and be proactive in dealing with team members and external parties;
• Experience in MS Office and document management systems
• Technical report writing;
• Demonstrate a ‘can do’ attitude.
The successful candidate shall avail of the following package:
Competitive salary | Hybrid and Flexible working | Assistance with Chartership Development & Application | Pension Scheme | Life Insurance (Death in Service) | Sickness Scheme | Service Holidays | Extended Remote Working | Professional fees | Wellness programme | Lunch and Learn / CPD
OCSC is an Equal Opportunities Employer and we welcome applications from diverse applicants.