Health and Safety Lead
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Brussels, Brussels, Belgique
WLG
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A headquarters relocation is one of the few projects
where health and safety is not a compliance box but the critical
path. A multinational defence organisation is moving into a new
headquarters building, and this role is the safety conscience of
that move: from construction completion, through the physical
relocation, to the first weeks of normal operation in the new
premises. It is an advisory post with real reach. You would work
alongside the transition project manager, the buildings and
facilities team, security and the medical teams, and you would be
the person who says whether the building and the move are actually
safe to proceed with. What you would be doing Provide continuous
occupational health and safety advice across the relocation,
mitigating risks around construction completion, staff move-in and
operational start-up. Coordinate the safety aspects of the building
project with the transition project manager, buildings and
facilities, security and medical teams, meeting organisational,
host-nation and building safety requirements. Conduct and oversee
risk assessments for every transitional activity — physical moves,
contractor works, staff installation — so hazards are identified,
controlled and communicated. Develop and implement safe working
procedures and emergency preparedness measures for the new site.
Monitor compliance and give assurance on the safety readiness of
the new premises: fire safety systems, evacuation routes, first-aid
arrangements and ergonomics. Act as the focal point for incident
prevention and response during the transition. Preserve and hand
over the safety knowledge — requirements, risk registers,
contractor management — so nothing is lost between project stages.
Support post-occupancy evaluation, capturing lessons learned and
recommending corrective and preventive measures. Prepare and
deliver periodic reports and status updates. What we are looking
for A solid occupational health and safety background, with real
experience of construction or facilities environments rather than
office policy alone. Confidence running risk assessments on live
sites and holding the line with contractors. Experience of
emergency preparedness, fire safety and ergonomics in a large
workplace. Facility management or building construction experience
is highly desirable. Clear written and spoken English, and the
diplomacy to work across a lot of stakeholders. The role is based
in Brussels, Belgium, with 80% of the time on site, from early
September to the end of December 2026.