Ep Advisor

Location:Hinkley - HPC/BYLOR Project

Region:Bridgwater

Employment type:Permanent

Job family:Health and Safety

Business unit:[EUR] Nuclear

**Organisation Information**:
Bouygues Travaux Publics (TP) and Laing O'Rourke, two of Europe's most dynamic engineering and construction specialists, are working together in a joint venture named BYLOR to deliver the main civil engineering works at Hinkley Point C (HPC) worth over £2.8 billion.

Bylor are pushing the boundaries of innovation and modern technology while delivering high quality construction on a massive scale. Bylor have already broken the UK record for the largest continuous concrete pour of 9,000m3 of concrete.

Are you an experienced Emergency Planning Advisor (EP Advisor) who has previously taken responsibility for ensuring that platforms have adequately trained personnel and sufficient, effective equipment and resources to deliver efficient emergency management and incident response?

Are you a problem solver? Can you identify and implement solutions to issues related to emergency arrangements and responses without needing to consult management?

**Purpose of the role**:
The Advisor will form and develop effective, productive working relationships with platform construction and HSE management teams and serve as a first point of reference for matters relating to emergency planning and response at platform level.

The EP Advisor will be responsible for supervising a team of platform-based Emergency Planning Monitors who will be responsible for the operational delivery of matters pertinent to emergency preparedness and response.

**Key responsibilities and specific accountabilities**:

- The Advisor will undertake Horizon Scanning, the first 4 elements of Integrated Emergency Management (IEM) is carried out effectively, in that Anticipation, Assessment, Prevention and Preparation activity will be undertaken to mitigate against risk.
- To provide support and resilience in the manager role. Including, where necessary or relevant representing the BYLOR Emergency Planning Team at the Principal Contractor's Emergency Preparedness & Response Liaison Group (EPRLG) and other meetings that consider BYLOR's emergency preparedness and response readiness.
- Providing first-line supervision of BYLOR Emergency Planning Monitors &/or personnel when deployed on tasks associated with inspecting, remedying, improving platform emergency arrangements, equipment and signage.
- Assuming responsibility for the identification of any emergency or emergency response equipment loss, defect or deficiencies & resolving such loss, defect or deficiencies as expediently as possible
- To ensure that BYLOR is and remains compliant with site emergency arrangements and in particular Nuclear Site Licence Conditions 8, 11 (as it relates to emergency/rescue equipment).
- Providing Subject Matter Expertise (SME) advice & resources to construction management Team
- To ensure that regular emergency drills and exercises are scheduled, notified, delivered, recorded.AT LEAST 1 per month, at platform, sub-platform level for each working shift.
- To ensure that all such documentation is comprehensively completed as soon as practicable.

Providing SME advice or tactical advice concerning emergency arrangements and response requirements to the BYLOR ‘Silver Commander' (Tactical Manager) as may be required in the event that the BYLOR Strategic Tactical Emergency Management (STEM) Cell is invoked.

**Essential skills & knowledge**:

- Be experienced in supervising personnel in fast moving, dynamic operational response type environments,
- Possess meticulous research & planning aptitudes and capabilities,
- Be capable of working on own initiative, identifying excellent problem solving skills,
- Be capable of demonstrating flexibility and drive,
- Be able to provide **management advise** to senior leaders (at tactical level of emergency management & response)
- adequately represent the interests of the BYLOR Emergency Planning & Fire Safety Lead at BYLOR organisational meetings or meetings with external stakeholders as directed.

**Below is a list of pre-requisites in respect of qualifications, awards, skills and experience**:

- CSCS ‘Managers & Professionals'
- Incident & Injury Free (IIF).
- Field View | POWRA | VTS Working at Heights
- Incident Controller
- Emergency Marshal

**Interpersonal Skills**:

- A strong communicator with the ability to work within a team environment
- Respects other team members across all functions and has a one team approach.
- Presents a professional image and promotes the values of the project
- Demonstrates commitment to work to processes
- Self-motivated

**Education & Qualifications**:

- A good knowledge of Confined Space working regulation and rescue requirements (C&G Level 2 & 3 Award - 6160 series)
- A good knowledge regarding the use of proprietary rescue equipment for rescue from height, rescue from depth.
- Environmental Health Awareness
- Compliance with t