HSE Supervisor – Industrial Demolition & Construction

As HSE Supervisor, you will play an active role in maintaining a safe working environment throughout the demolition and construction phases.

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Your responsibilities will include:

• Supervise daily HSE activities on site during industrial demolition, dismantling, site preparation and construction works.
• Maintain a strong presence in the field, proactively identifying unsafe situations and ensuring corrective actions are taken.
• Monitor contractors and subcontractors to ensure compliance with HSE procedures, site regulations and applicable legislation.
• Conduct regular site inspections, safety walks and workplace risk assessments.
• Monitor high-risk activities, including demolition works, lifting operations, working at height, hot works, excavation and heavy equipment operations.
• Verify compliance with Permit to Work (PTW) procedures and associated safety requirements.
• Monitor the safe execution of simultaneous operations (SIMOPS), particularly where multiple contractors are working in the same area.
• Participate in toolbox meetings, daily safety briefings and contractor coordination meetings.
• Identify, report and follow up on incidents, near misses and unsafe conditions.
• Ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented and followed up in the field.
• Intervene and stop activities when unsafe working conditions or practices are identified.
• Support the transition from the demolition phase into the construction phase, ensuring continuity in site safety standards and practices.

• Proven experience as an HSE Supervisor, HSE Officer or Safety Supervisor within industrial environments.
• Demonstrable HSE experience in industrial demolition or construction activities. Experience in both is an advantage, but not essential.
• Preferably experience working on chemical, petrochemical or other complex industrial sites.
• Good understanding of the safety risks associated with industrial site activities, such as lifting operations, working at height, hot works and heavy equipment operations.
• Experience working with contractors and subcontractors on industrial projects.
• Familiarity with Permit to Work systems, risk assessments, toolbox meetings and site inspections.
• Knowledge of relevant Dutch HSE legislation and safety regulations.
• Strong communication skills and the confidence to challenge unsafe working practices.
• A hands-on, field-oriented approach with a proactive attitude towards safety.
• Good command of English; Dutch is an advantage.