Specialisms

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Health and safety isn't a box-ticking exercise , t's a legal duty. Under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 (HSWA), employers must do everything "reasonably practicable" to protect employees, contractors and the public from harm at work. That duty is backed by detailed regulations made under the Act including the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 (MHSWR), COSHH 2002, and CDM 2015 for construction all enforced by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and local authorities.

Breaches are criminal offences. Courts can impose unlimited fines on organisations, and in serious cases, individuals, including directors and senior managers, can face imprisonment. 

Getting the right people into health and safety roles isn't optional risk management it's central to keeping your organisation, your workforce and your directors out of harm's way, legally and physically.

That's where we come in.

Why work with a specialist recruiter

Health and safety recruitment isn't generalist hiring. The right candidate needs more than a CV that lists the right qualifications/memberships: (NEBOSH, IOSH)  they need to understand how your sector's specific regulatory regime actually operates day to day, whether that's CDM duties on a construction site, COSHH controls in a manufacturing plant, or risk assessment and competent-person requirements under MHSWR.

We specialise exclusively in this market. That means:

• Genuine technical screening: we know the difference between someone who holds a qualification and someone who can apply it under pressure.

• Sector-specific networks: access to experienced H&S professionals who aren't actively job-hunting on general job boards.

• Regulatory fluency : we understand the compliance landscape our candidates will be walking into, so we place people who can hit the ground running.

• Risk reduction for you: hiring the wrong person for an H&S role doesn't just cost time; it leaves compliance gaps that can stall projects, jeopardise contracts, and expose your organisation.