If you’re an HSE Advisor who prefers real work over red tape, this one’s worth a look. I’m Andrew Louden from Itch Recruitment, and I’m helping a WA-based solar infrastructure company find their next HSE weapon. Someone who gets that safety doesn’t start in a spreadsheet, it starts on the ground, in the field, with real people doing real work.
You’ll be supporting large-scale solar construction projects across regional WA (FIFO) and from their base in Osborne Park. This isn’t a role where you sit back and quote legislation. This is about
building a culture, not just ticking boxes.
What you’ll actually be doing:
- Overseeing site safety day-to-day, keeping crews safe and work on track
- Supporting the project teams with WHS advice and hands-on guidance
- Rolling out HSEMPs, SWMS and client-aligned safety plans
- Running inductions, pre-starts, toolbox talks and on-site training
- Investigating incidents and ensuring lessons lead to action
- Completing site inspections, audits, reports and follow-up
- Driving a safety-first culture without killing the vibe
- Working closely with clients, subs and internal teams
- Assisting with return-to-work plans and injury management
You’ll be part of a lean, high-functioning team where no one hides behind a job title. Everyone gets involved when it's go time.
What you’ll need:
- Cert IV in WHS or a relevant degree
- 3–5 years experience in construction, renewables preferred
- A calm, confident, get-it-done kind of attitude
- Experience working FIFO or in remote environments
- Strong communicator who knows how to talk to people – not over them
- A willingness to be on the ground, not just in the office
What’s in it for you?
- $110k–$120k + super for Advisors
- $150k–$165k + super for Senior Advisors
- FIFO roster & Osborne Park office blend
- Projects that actually make a difference
- A crew that values initiative and people who speak up
- No egos, no fluff, no middle management circus
If you want to help build something that matters, and keep the people building it safe, this is your shot.
Apply now with your resume and a cover letter answering this:
What’s the most practical HSE improvement you’ve implemented on site and why did it work?