Health & Safety Officer - Kirkwall, United Kingdom - NHS Scotland

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Kirkwall, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Health & Safety Officer

Health & Safety Team, The Balfour

Band 5 £29,796 - £36,777 including Distant Islands Allowance pro rata per annum

Part time 22.5 hours per week

Fixed term or Secondment for 2 years


NHS Orkney is currently transforming the Health & Safety Team and as such, this is an exciting time to join and be part of a dynamic and committed team, dedicated to the delivery of high-quality Health & Safety services.


The Health & Safety Officer reports directly to the Health & Safety Lead (NHS Orkney & NHS Shetland) and is based in Orkney (with occasional travel to NHS Shetland).

The post holder will have responsibility for ensuring risk assessments and safe systems of work are in place, supporting managers across all NHS Orkney locations to meet their health and safety obligations and providing technical safety advice, coupled with support and delivery of safety related training.


The post holder should have recognised qualifications in the field, be confident in delivering training both remotely and in person and have experience in a previous safety role and ideally, within a healthcare setting.


NHS Orkney is passionate about ensuring that staff are equipped with the right skills to support them in delivering their roles, and to ultimately support the safe delivery of excellent patient care.


If you have a passion for quality and teamwork and want to be part of creating a new way of working, then rise to the challenge and enjoy the opportunity - Orkney and Shetland are great places to live and work.


This post is currently a 2-year fixed term contract, with the possibility of this becoming a substantive position following completion of the fixed term contract.

**A Recruitment Pack containing Job Description and Person Specification is available to download below.

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