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Hello and welcome to this month's Recruitment Live. My name is Lee-Anne and I'm from HSE's Recruitment Team.
I'm here from 12.00pm - 1.00pm to answer any questions you have regarding our careers.
Please type your questions in the comments section and I'll answer them as quickly as possible 😁

We're looking for Administrative Apprentices to join our Head Office in Bootle.
By joining us you will get the opportunity to contribute to our life saving work. You can also expect £19,340 per annum salary and many other perks, including flexible working.
Find out more at https://bit.ly/2Pwc3ab

We have an exciting opportunity for Control, Instrumentation and Cyber Security Specialists .
Our Control, Instrumentation and Cyber Security specialists help employers across Great Britain in a large range of essential major hazard industries, with thousands of workers, to manage work safely.
You can find out more and apply for this role at https://bit.ly/2DddN2e

In celebration of the centenary of votes for women and the positive role of women in health and safety in the workplace, we would like to introduce you to May Abraham.
May was one of the first female factory inspectors appointed in 1893. During this time May’s annual salary was £200 (as compared to male inspectors’ pay of £300-£320).
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Ruth George MP joined our team at our Buxton Laboratories to celebrate the 100 year aniversary of votes for women
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The women’s Suffrage Flag flew over the HSE Laboratory on a hill outside Buxton today. We were taking part in the Suffrage flag relay event, one of the UK Government celebrations to mark the 100 year anniversary of some women obtaining the vote.
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In celebration of the centenary of votes for women and the positive role of women in health and safety in the workplace, we would like to introduce you to Emma Paterson CBE.
Emma was the founder of the Women’s Protective and Provident League, and one of the first female factory inspectors.
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In celebration of the centenary of votes for women and the positive role of women in health and safety in the workplace, we would like to introduce you to Clara Dorothea Rackham (1875 –1966). Clara was a politician active in the women's suffrage. During the first world war Clara worked as a factory inspector.
You can find out more about Clara and her work at https://bit.ly/2A4Yiqd
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In celebration of the centenary of votes for women and the positive role of women in health and safety in the workplace, we would like to introduce you to Lucy Deane Streatfeild, CBE. Lucy was one of the first female inspectors, working from 1894 – 1906.
You can find out more about Lucy and her work at https://bit.ly/2PtciQ2

We are looking forward to welcoming the Suffrage Flag to our Buxton Laboratory on Monday 15th October.
We’ll be celebrating 100 years of votes for women and the positive role of women in health and safety in the work place.
You can find out more about the Suffrage Flag at https://bit.ly/2Puw3qy
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Hello my name is Craig and I’m a Specialist Inspector (Mechanical Engineering), in Health and Safety Executive’s Field Operations Division.
My main responsibility is to support investigations into accidents at work, where mechanical equipment is involved. This requires me to understand how the equipment works (or should work), determine the risks associated with it and then provide an opinion on whether the risks were adequately controlled or not. I also provide advice to com...panies on how they can improve their equipment or operations to ensure they meet the minimum standards specified in the relevant regulations. I may also be called as an expert witness during legal proceedings, where I must answer questions on the findings in my report.
My responsibilities are really varied, which has allowed me to put into practice the skills gained earlier in my career, as well as develop lots of new ones!
My first job after university was as a site engineer at a nuclear power station, where I led projects associated with the maintenance, repair and replacement of nuclear safety equipment. After 3-4 years at site I decided to change my focus to the nuclear design process, so I started a new role as a design engineer. I was responsible for the design and analysis of lifting equipment, pressure vessels and piping to international design codes and standards.
The best thing about my job is the variety of equipment, processes and industries I get exposed to. I can think of no other mechanical engineering job which provides the opportunity to understand and influence so many different industries. Since starting with the HSE, the sites and workplaces I have visited range from construction sites and machine shops to fairgrounds and microbreweries! I had little to no previous knowledge of a lot of the equipment I saw at these sites, however I was given time to do research and with the support of my colleagues I quickly learned what to look out for and consider.
However, it’s not just the variety which I love, I also get a sense of satisfaction from knowing that the advice I provide during inspections and visits may help to save someone’s life someday.
If you are interested in joining our Mechanical Engineering Team you can find out how at https://bit.ly/2IL8bfD
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Hello and welcome to this month's Recruitment Live. My name is Karen and I'm from HSE's Recruitment Team.
I'm here from 12.00pm - 1.00pm to answer any questions you have regarding our careers.
Please type your questions in the comments section and I'll answer them as quickly as possible 😁

Unfortunatley, this year’s Trainee Inspector campaign has been cancelled. Due to the success of last year’s campaign we were able to fill this year’s positions with those on our reserve list.
We know that this will be extremely disappointing for those of you that were waiting for the campaign start. However, we will be doing a campaign next year, so please stay tuned for updates.

Check out our new opportunities and sign up to our jobs e-bulletin at careers.hse.gov.uk
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Calling all Explosive Atmospheres Scientists!
Dont miss out on the opportunity to join our Major Hazards Group based in our Science Division in Buxton.
You can find more about this exicting role at; https://bit.ly/2D3zCSu

What do our Mechanical Engineers do? What impact do they have across Britain’s industries?
Join our Principal Mechanical Engineering Specialist Inspector, Paul Grady, at the below webinar to find out;
Webinar – https://bit.ly/2Pa9Gqa
... If you are interested in joining our team you can find out more at https://bit.ly/2NiNBDZ
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Calling all Mechanical Engineers
We’re looking for experienced engineers to join our Specialist Inspector team.
We’re interested in hearing from you if you are a qualified chartered engineer with good practical experience working in a variety of engineering roles and a wider appreciation of machinery, industry and processes.
... Find out more about this life saving role at https://bit.ly/2P2NBts
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Hello, my name is Andy and I’m a Specialist Electrical Inspector in Health and Safety Executive’s Field Operations Division (FOD).
As part of the FOD Specialist Group, I’m responsible for providing electrical expertise to Regulatory Inspectors on electrical engineering concerns, but also leading investigations into the electrical aspects of incidents at the request of the regulatory teams. This can be anywhere in the north of the UK.
I joined HSE in October 2017, but before ...that I have had a varied and wide experience in a number of industries including shipbuilding/repair, aerospace, defence, building management and services and the Nuclear industry.
What I love about working in HSE is the variety, no two days are the same and every investigation or intervention challenges my skills and knowledge. I also thoroughly enjoy the training I am undertaking, and I find the investment in my Continued Professional Development a huge bonus.
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