Background
A global manufacturing client operating in a high-hazard industry approached Irwin and Colton with an urgent requirement for an experienced Health and Safety professional to support major projects at a large industrial site in the North East of England.
The live site was undergoing extensive upgrades, including the relocation of production facilities, heavy lifting operations, demolition, and the commissioning of new plant facilities.
The Challenge
The client needed a contractor with:
Proven expertise in high-hazard industries, including process safety, construction safety, and contractor management, capable of overseeing hazard studies, commissioning, and handovers immediately in a live environment.
Strong project experience, particularly in health and safety management during construction and commissioning.
The Solution
We placed a Chartered Health & Safety professional with a track record of managing health and safety on large-scale projects. They provided...
Over 25 years’ of experience in high-risk sectors
A streamlined contractor management, system integration, and training
Management of health and safety risks across critical project phases, ensuring successful completion
The Results
Improved Contractor Management: Contractor management processes were enhanced, integrated into existing systems, and supported with training to ensure smooth adoption.
Risk Management Across Project Phases: Health and safety risks were effectively managed throughout the critical phases of the projects.
Successful Project Delivery: The placement of a Chartered Health & Safety professional ensured the safe and timely execution of complex upgrades on a live industrial site.
Why us?
Our expertise in interim and contract recruitment ensures clients quickly find top-tier health and safety professionals to address urgent needs confidently.
Contact us
To discuss how we can support your health and safety requirements, please contact Tom Hewat.
Tom specialises in placing interim and contract professionals into manufacturing and industrial organisations across the UK.