Craig Dyer

Construction and Contracting Health and Safety Advisor (North) @Scottish Water

Inverness, GB

Health Safety Adviser working on Capital Investment Programme (CIP) in the North of Scotland. I work closely with internal stakeholders, construction partners to foster a strong, positive H&S culture. I help shape projects that span the mainland and Island communities, by providing critical H&S services and support to groups within our CIP.A key member of the team, I provide expert, cost-effective H&S advice, coaching, and guidance. This involves interpreting legislation, industry approved codes of practice, and best industry practices to ensure we are legally complaint, meeting highest standards. I am involved in client assurance, overseeing every phase of construction projects. Projects vary in size, complexity, and duration and involve a mix of large joint ventures and smaller regional contractors.Working with internal teams and construction partners to ensure Scottish Water meets its responsibilities under the Construction Design & Management (CDM) Regulations. I build strong relationships with stakeholders, lead efforts to improve H&S performance and foster a continuous positive culture. When incidents do happen, help investigate and share lessons learnt to prevent future occurrences and play an important part in driving continuous H&S improvement by contributing to collaborative initiatives and providing insights during key safety processes, such as HAZOPs, HAZCONs, and process safety analysis. I have knowledge of the construction and utility industry, particularly in project and risk management practices and controls. I understand relevant H&S legislation and guidance, CDM.I hold a NEBOSH General Certificate, UKAS 9001 Lead auditors certification, I am a member of IOSH. I make decisions based on the analysis of information. This includes being confident in using Microsoft Office and similar software. I deliver fun and engaging presentations to large groups of people, influencing key stakeholders to achieve positive outcomes.