Health and Safety Consultant

Company: Ramboll Management Consulting
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will deliver health & safety and fire safety risk management across diverse sectors, helping clients meet regulatory and corporate requirements. You’ll work within Ramboll’s UK safety consultancy team to provide pragmatic, risk-based advice and drive improvements. You’ll engage with clients, develop proposals, and support project delivery and governance. This position offers growth through hands-on consultancy and cross-border collaboration in a flexible, supportive culture.

Pay / Benefits

  • flexible work environment
  • 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays
  • matched pension contributions
  • private medical cover
  • life assurance
  • development opportunities

Responsibilities

  • Deliver health & safety and fire safety risk management services in a multi-disciplinary project environment
  • Execute project work including audits, risk assessments, training, reporting, and bespoke client solutions
  • Collaborate with a wide range of clients and support on proposals and bids/tenders
  • Support wider promotion of H&S services across the UK business
  • Contribute to environmental projects as required
  • Assist with project planning, resource coordination, timesheets, invoicing, budget tracking, and maintaining project records

Key requirements

  • At least two years of demonstrable H&S experience
  • Understanding of UK H&S and Fire Safety legislation and compliance
  • Confident in client/stakeholder-facing environments
  • Full clean driving licence
  • Developing knowledge of fire risk assessment
  • Comfortable working in a team with independent workload management
  • Desirable NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent or working towards
  • Desirable NEBOSH Fire Level 3 or equivalent, or working towards
  • TechIOSH or GradIOSH (desirable)
  • communication skills
  • team collaboration
  • independence in workload management
  • UK H&S and Fire Safety legislation
  • fire risk assessment
  • risk management

Posted: September 14th, 2026