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HM Specialist Inspector – Electrical, Control & Cyber Security (Band 3/SEO) \n \n Health and Safety Executive \n \n Apply before Midday on Monday 5th October 2026 \n \n Details \n \n Reference number \n \n 476477 \n \n Salary \n \n £73,335 - £77,003 \n Non Standard B \n \n A Civil Service Pension with an employer contribution of 28.97% \n \n Job grade \n \n Senior Executive Officer \n Band 3 \n \n Contract type \n \n Permanent \n \n Business area \n \n HSE - Chemical, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) - Onshore Chemical Division \n \n Type of role \n \n Engineering \n Health and Safety \n Operational Delivery \n \n Working pattern \n \n Full-time \n \n Number of jobs available \n \n 4 \n \n Contents \n \n\n • Location\n, • About the job\n, • Benefits\n, • Things you need to know\n, • Apply and further information\n\n \n Locations \n \n Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, York \n \n About the job \n \n Job summary \n \n If you want a job that is a change from the norm, then consider a role as an ECCS Specialist Inspector where you’ll secure the future safety of the public and people in these industries. These roles offer an excellent opportunity for those who are looking to be an expert in the field of Electrical, Control and Cyber Security we will also provide you with the tools, skills and knowledge needed to be an expert HSE inspector in Cyber Security. These roles also offer you development in both your legal and technical skills. \n \n Sound interesting? Then please apply! We'd love to hear from you! \n The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. We are dedicated to protecting people and places and helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives. \n \n Our role goes beyond worker protection to include public assurance. We work to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and, in their environment. \n Great Britain’s health and safety record is the envy of much of the world. Central to this is our work to protect people by managing risk in a proportionate and effective way, supporting innovation and increasing productivity. \n \n HSE leads the way but doesn’t act alone. Working in partnership is one of our strengths. It’s at the heart of how we protect workers and the public. We are firm and fair when using our legal powers. Inspection helps us check that serious risks are managed sensibly. When things go wrong, investigation helps us get to the truth and learn lessons. We hold employers to account for their failures and get answers for victims and make workplaces safer. The benefits that our work brings to business, workers and the UK economy are clear. Improved health and safety risk management protects workers and translates into reduced sickness absence, lower healthcare and welfare costs, and better productivity. \n \n Chemicals, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) is responsible for the GB-wide regulation of onshore high hazard premises and installations as well as the chemicals manufacturing sector as a whole. This involves delivering regulatory interventions in workplaces, engaging with key industry stakeholders and providing assurance that major accident risks are being properly managed. \n HSE are responsible for securing safety across a range of industries including, energy production (oil, gas and emerging technologies), chemical/pharmaceutical production and storage, microbiological agents, explosives and pipelines \n \n Job description \n \n HSE Specialist Inspectors work across all of GB and whilst we would consider all CEMHD office locations we would be particularly interested in applicants who would be based in HSE offices in: Scotland, North East, Wales and South West. For a list of HSE Office locations please see HSE \n Office Locations \n \n Your main responsibility is to address major accident hazards in relation to Electrical, Control and Cyber Security at onshore major hazard installations, which includes oil refineries, oil and gas storage, chemicals production, and some nuclear sites. \n \n We will be holding a Virtual Q+A on the 28th September 2026 at 12:00 midday, if you would like to attend this session, please contact peter.evans@hse.gov.uk so that we can send you a virtual Microsoft Teams invite where you will get the chance to find out more about the role and ask any questions you feel are necessary. \n \n Key Responsibilities \n \n\n • Inspect a variety of major hazard installations, either on your own or as part of an expert team, to make sure risks associated with industrial control systems are suitably managed and that operators comply with the law.\n, • Carry out technical assessment of Safety Reports provided by major hazard sites (both new and existing).\n, • Investigate safety related accidents and incidents involving industrial control systems in the major hazards industries.\n, • The production of technical inspection reports that identify risk gaps and failure(s) to comply with the law.\n, • Taking suitable enforcement action to address significant risk gaps on operator’s sites e.g., prohibiting processes or activities.\n, • Forensic analysis of the electrical or control systems elements of accidents in major hazards industries in order to identify root causes and where necessary, leading the technical aspects of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting legal enforcement action to prevent a recurrence.\n, • Provide expert opinion on the management of industrial control systems and, when required, work as a specialist investigator or expert witness at tribunals, inquests and legal proceedings.\n, • Assessment of Safety Reports submitted by organisations to ensure effective management of risk and identify priority areas for inspection.\n, • Advise colleagues on technical matters out with their area of expertise e.g., standards for electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres, and how the conditions compare with minimum legal requirements and relevant good practice.\n, • Liaise with other Government departments, the public, industry, professional bodies and trade associations in order to secure intelligence, share information and contribute towards policy, research and guidance on functional safety, electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and cyber security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS).\n, • Using your expertise and experience to drive improvements in technical and operational standards nationally and to promote better health and safety at UK forums, and at relevant conferences.\n\n \n Training requirements \n \n Whilst working for the HSE and in order to fully understand the legal and enforcement requirements of this role, you will be expected to develop your expertise by completing role specific training. \n For Cyber Security specifically, HSE will provide a full development package to equip the successful candidate to assess this topic in line with HSE Operational Guidance (OG86) and other relevant standards e.g. IEC 62443. \n \n Given that HSE regulates sites across the whole of the United Kingdom you will be expected to spend short periods working away from home which will include overnight stays. \n \n Inspectors are required to work as part of a national team, with travel around UK to land-based high hazard sites, typically spending a day or two at duty holder sites both in an office environment and also out on the process plant. This is typically followed by a period analysing the inspection findings and producing a technical report. \n \n Person specification \n \n The role of a Specialist Inspector is challenging yet rewarding and offers a breadth of work that is unique across a huge variety of industrial sites and processes. Inspectors can be involved in detailed technical analysis of safety reports on one day, inspecting complex control systems and talking with engineering staff on site the next or perhaps involved in the aftermath of a major accident, working to find out the root causes and prevent a re-occurrence. \n \n It’s also an engineering role where you may be appearing in Court as an expert witness or perhaps working with committees on new Standards to drive improvements in industry. \n \n You’ll often have to make difficult decisions and use your enforcement powers to ensure compliance with the law, but you’ll receive world class training to give you the skills to do this. \n \n Essential Skills and criteria \n \n\n • Previous experience in a Technical Engineering role.\n, • Experience in communication and influence across different levels, including senior management within an organization, effectively translating technical details for the intended audience.\n, • Experience of producing detailed and clear technical reports, and present complex technical information, including those for a non-technical audience.\n, • Ability to think strategically, identify underlying issues, and persuade and influence individuals at all levels.\n, • Have a breadth and depth of experience of working in Major Hazards / High Consequence / COMAH environment.\n\n \n At HSE, we are proud to be able to offer our people the opportunity to work in a hybrid way which combines working from home and the office. This is a voluntary, non-contractual arrangement, and your allocated office will be your contractual place of work. \n \n There will be a requirement to travel to the office for various activities, e.g., collaborative working, supporting and training colleagues. If hybrid working is suitable for you and your role, you will be expected to attend the office, or other business-related site, for 60% of your working week. The arrangements will be determined primarily by business need, but personal circumstances and other relevant circumstances will also be taken into account. \n \n Therefore, we would encourage candidates to consider if the commute from home to the office is a feasible distance to travel before making an application. Please note that if you are successful, hybrid working will be discussed prior to taking up the post. \n \n Licences \n \n A full driving license that permits driving within the UK. However, we are willing to consider any proposals put forward by applicants with disabilities that would allow them to do the job by other means. \n \n Qualifications \n \n A relevant degree in Electrical, Electronic or Control Engineering. \n \n Memberships \n \n Chartered by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) or hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered by the IET (or chartered Professional Body). If you hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered whilst in post, please answer YES to this question within your application form. \n \n Behaviours \n \n We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process: \n\n • Communicating and Influencing\n, • Making Effective Decisions\n\n \n Technical skills \n \n We'll assess you against these technical skills during the selection process: \n\n • A proven track record in the selection, design, commissioning, operation and maintenance of process control and safety instrumented systems (SIS) in a relevant industry e.g., petrochemical (or similar onshore major hazard installation).\n, • Practical experience of the selection, design, installation, commissioning, inspection and maintenance of electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres (Ex).\n, • An in-depth knowledge and application of Relevant Good Practice (RGP) in the process industry sector or equivalent e.g., BS EN 61511, BS EN 60079 etc\n\n \n Benefits \n \n Alongside your salary of £73,335, Health and Safety Executive contributes £21,245 towards you being a member of the Civil Service Defined Benefit Pension scheme. Find out what benefits a Civil Service Pension provides (opens in a new window). \n \n\n • Learning and development tailored to your role\n, • An environment with flexible working options\n, • A culture encouraging inclusion and diversity\n\n \n We invest in our people with; \n \n\n • Competitive rates of pay\n, • Access to the highly competitive Civil Service Pension Scheme to which HSE contribute 28.97% far more than in the private sector\n, • Family friendly policies and working hours to help balance your home life and career\n, • Carer friendly policies to help create a supportive working culture\n, • 185 hours annual holiday increasing to 222 hours after 5 years' qualifying service, plus public holidays and 1-day Civil Service privilege leave (recorded as 7.4 hours) in addition to your annual leave balance)\n, • Parental leave benefits\n, • As a member of HSE you will gain access to a wide range of fantastic benefits that you can take advantage of such as the Cycle to Work Scheme, E-Gift Cards, and Vouchers via our partner EdenRed.\n\n \n Things you need to know \n \n Artificial intelligence \n \n Artificial intelligence can be a useful tool to support your application, however, all examples and statements provided must be tr

HM Specialist Inspector - Electrical, Control & Cyber Security (Band 3/SEO) Health and Safety Executive Apply before Midday on Monday 5th October 2026 Details Reference number (phone number removed) Salary £73,335 - £77,003 Non Standard B A[1] Civil Service Pension with an employer contribution of 28.97% Job grade Senior Executive Officer Band 3 Contract type Permanent Business area HSE - Chemical, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) - Onshore Chemical Division Type of role Engineering Health and Safety Operational Delivery Working pattern Full-time Number of jobs available 4 Contents [2] Location [3] About the job [4] Benefits [5] Things you need to know [6] Apply and further information Locations Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, York About the job Job summary If you want a job that is a change from the norm, then consider a role as an ECCS Specialist Inspector where you'll secure the future safety of the public and people in these industries. These roles offer an excellent opportunity for those who are looking to be an expert in the field of Electrical, Control and Cyber Security we will also provide you with the tools, skills and knowledge needed to be an expert HSE inspector in Cyber Security. These roles also offer you development in both your legal and technical skills. Sound interesting? Then please apply! We'd love to hear from you! The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain's national regulator for workplace health and safety. We are dedicated to protecting people and places and helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives. Our role goes beyond worker protection to include public assurance. We work to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and, in their environment. Great Britain's health and safety record is the envy of much of the world. Central to this is our work to protect people by managing risk in a proportionate and effective way, supporting innovation and increasing productivity. HSE leads the way but doesn't act alone. Working in partnership is one of our strengths. It's at the heart of how we protect workers and the public. We are firm and fair when using our legal powers. Inspection helps us check that serious risks are managed sensibly. When things go wrong, investigation helps us get to the truth and learn lessons. We hold employers to account for their failures and get answers for victims and make workplaces safer. The benefits that our work brings to business, workers and the UK economy are clear. Improved health and safety risk management protects workers and translates into reduced sickness absence, lower healthcare and welfare costs, and better productivity. Chemicals, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) is responsible for the GB-wide regulation of onshore high hazard premises and installations as well as the chemicals manufacturing sector as a whole. This involves delivering regulatory interventions in workplaces, engaging with key industry stakeholders and providing assurance that major accident risks are being properly managed. HSE are responsible for securing safety across a range of industries including, energy production (oil, gas and emerging technologies), chemical/pharmaceutical production and storage, microbiological agents, explosives and pipelines Job description HSE Specialist Inspectors work across all of GB and whilst we would consider all CEMHD office locations we would be particularly interested in applicants who would be based in HSE offices in: Scotland, North East, Wales and South West. For a list of HSE Office locations please see [7] HSE [8] Office Locations Your main responsibility is to address major accident hazards in relation to Electrical, Control and Cyber Security at onshore major hazard installations, which includes oil refineries, oil and gas storage, chemicals production, and some nuclear sites. We will be holding a Virtual Q+A on the 28th September 2026 at 12:00 midday, if you would like to attend this session, please contact so that we can send you a virtual Microsoft Teams invite where you will get the chance to find out more about the role and ask any questions you feel are necessary. Key Responsibilities Inspect a variety of major hazard installations, either on your own or as part of an expert team, to make sure risks associated with industrial control systems are suitably managed and that operators comply with the law. Carry out technical assessment of Safety Reports provided by major hazard sites (both new and existing). Investigate safety related accidents and incidents involving industrial control systems in the major hazards industries. The production of technical inspection reports that identify risk gaps and failure(s) to comply with the law. Taking suitable enforcement action to address significant risk gaps on operator's sites e.g., prohibiting processes or activities. Forensic analysis of the electrical or control systems elements of accidents in major hazards industries in order to identify root causes and where necessary, leading the technical aspects of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting legal enforcement action to prevent a recurrence. Provide expert opinion on the management of industrial control systems and, when required, work as a specialist investigator or expert witness at tribunals, inquests and legal proceedings. Assessment of Safety Reports submitted by organisations to ensure effective management of risk and identify priority areas for inspection. Advise colleagues on technical matters out with their area of expertise e.g., standards for electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres, and how the conditions compare with minimum legal requirements and relevant good practice. Liaise with other Government departments, the public, industry, professional bodies and trade associations in order to secure intelligence, share information and contribute towards policy, research and guidance on functional safety, electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and cyber security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS). Using your expertise and experience to drive improvements in technical and operational standards nationally and to promote better health and safety at UK forums, and at relevant conferences. Training requirements Whilst working for the HSE and in order to fully understand the legal and enforcement requirements of this role, you will be expected to develop your expertise by completing role specific training. For Cyber Security specifically, HSE will provide a full development package to equip the successful candidate to assess this topic in line with HSE Operational Guidance (OG86) and other relevant standards e.g. IEC 62443. Given that HSE regulates sites across the whole of the United Kingdom you will be expected to spend short periods working away from home which will include overnight stays. Inspectors are required to work as part of a national team, with travel around UK to land-based high hazard sites, typically spending a day or two at duty holder sites both in an office environment and also out on the process plant. This is typically followed by a period analysing the inspection findings and producing a technical report. Person specification The role of a Specialist Inspector is challenging yet rewarding and offers a breadth of work that is unique across a huge variety of industrial sites and processes. Inspectors can be involved in detailed technical analysis of safety reports on one day, inspecting complex control systems and talking with engineering staff on site the next or perhaps involved in the aftermath of a major accident, working to find out the root causes and prevent a re-occurrence. It's also an engineering role where you may be appearing in Court as an expert witness or perhaps working with committees on new Standards to drive improvements in industry. You'll often have to make difficult decisions and use your enforcement powers to ensure compliance with the law, but you'll receive world class training to give you the skills to do this. Essential Skills and criteria Previous experience in a Technical Engineering role. Experience in communication and influence across different levels, including senior management within an organization, effectively translating technical details for the intended audience. Experience of producing detailed and clear technical reports, and present complex technical information, including those for a non-technical audience. Ability to think strategically, identify underlying issues, and persuade and influence individuals at all levels. * Have a breadth and depth of experience of working in Major Hazards / High Consequence / COMAH environment

HM Specialist Inspector – Electrical, Control & Cyber Security (Band 3/SEO) Health and Safety Executive Apply before Midday on Monday 5th October 2026 Details Reference number 476477 Salary £73,335 - £77,003 Non Standard B A_with an employer contribution of 28.97% Job grade Senior Executive Officer Band 3 Contract type Permanent Business area HSE - Chemical, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) - Onshore Chemical Division Type of role Engineering Health and Safety Operational Delivery Working pattern Full-time Number of jobs available 4 Contents • _, • _, • _, • _, • _ Locations Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, York About the job Job summary If you want a job that is a change from the norm, then consider a role as an ECCS Specialist Inspector where you’ll secure the future safety of the public and people in these industries. These roles offer an excellent opportunity for those who are looking to be an expert in the field of Electrical, Control and Cyber Security we will also provide you with the tools, skills and knowledge needed to be an expert HSE inspector in Cyber Security. These roles also offer you development in both your legal and technical skills. Sound interesting? Then please apply! We'd love to hear from you! The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. We are dedicated to protecting people and places and helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives. Our role goes beyond worker protection to include public assurance. We work to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and, in their environment. Great Britain’s health and safety record is the envy of much of the world. Central to this is our work to protect people by managing risk in a proportionate and effective way, supporting innovation and increasing productivity. HSE leads the way but doesn’t act alone. Working in partnership is one of our strengths. It’s at the heart of how we protect workers and the public. We are firm and fair when using our legal powers. Inspection helps us check that serious risks are managed sensibly. When things go wrong, investigation helps us get to the truth and learn lessons. We hold employers to account for their failures and get answers for victims and make workplaces safer. The benefits that our work brings to business, workers and the UK economy are clear. Improved health and safety risk management protects workers and translates into reduced sickness absence, lower healthcare and welfare costs, and better productivity. Chemicals, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) is responsible for the GB-wide regulation of onshore high hazard premises and installations as well as the chemicals manufacturing sector as a whole. This involves delivering regulatory interventions in workplaces, engaging with key industry stakeholders and providing assurance that major accident risks are being properly managed. HSE are responsible for securing safety across a range of industries including, energy production (oil, gas and emerging technologies), chemical/pharmaceutical production and storage, microbiological agents, explosives and pipelines Job description HSE Specialist Inspectors work across all of GB and whilst we would consider all CEMHD office locations we would be particularly interested in applicants who would be based in HSE offices in: Scotland, North East, Wales and South West. For a list of HSE Office locations please see _ _ Your main responsibility is to address major accident hazards in relation to Electrical, Control and Cyber Security at onshore major hazard installations, which includes oil refineries, oil and gas storage, chemicals production, and some nuclear sites. We will be holding a Virtual Q+A on the 28th September 2026 at 12:00 midday, if you would like to attend this session, please contact peter.evans@hse.gov.uk so that we can send you a virtual Microsoft Teams invite where you will get the chance to find out more about the role and ask any questions you feel are necessary. Key Responsibilities • Inspect a variety of major hazard installations, either on your own or as part of an expert team, to make sure risks associated with industrial control systems are suitably managed and that operators comply with the law., • Carry out technical assessment of Safety Reports provided by major hazard sites (both new and existing)., • Investigate safety related accidents and incidents involving industrial control systems in the major hazards industries., • The production of technical inspection reports that identify risk gaps and failure(s) to comply with the law., • Taking suitable enforcement action to address significant risk gaps on operator’s sites e.g., prohibiting processes or activities., • Forensic analysis of the electrical or control systems elements of accidents in major hazards industries in order to identify root causes and where necessary, leading the technical aspects of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting legal enforcement action to prevent a recurrence., • Provide expert opinion on the management of industrial control systems and, when required, work as a specialist investigator or expert witness at tribunals, inquests and legal proceedings., • Assessment of Safety Reports submitted by organisations to ensure effective management of risk and identify priority areas for inspection., • Advise colleagues on technical matters out with their area of expertise e.g., standards for electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres, and how the conditions compare with minimum legal requirements and relevant good practice., • Liaise with other Government departments, the public, industry, professional bodies and trade associations in order to secure intelligence, share information and contribute towards policy, research and guidance on functional safety, electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and cyber security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS)., • Using your expertise and experience to drive improvements in technical and operational standards nationally and to promote better health and safety at UK forums, and at relevant conferences. Training requirements Whilst working for the HSE and in order to fully understand the legal and enforcement requirements of this role, you will be expected to develop your expertise by completing role specific training. For Cyber Security specifically, HSE will provide a full development package to equip the successful candidate to assess this topic in line with HSE Operational Guidance (OG86) and other relevant standards e.g. IEC 62443. Given that HSE regulates sites across the whole of the United Kingdom you will be expected to spend short periods working away from home which will include overnight stays. Inspectors are required to work as part of a national team, with travel around UK to land-based high hazard sites, typically spending a day or two at duty holder sites both in an office environment and also out on the process plant. This is typically followed by a period analysing the inspection findings and producing a technical report. Person specification The role of a Specialist Inspector is challenging yet rewarding and offers a breadth of work that is unique across a huge variety of industrial sites and processes. Inspectors can be involved in detailed technical analysis of safety reports on one day, inspecting complex control systems and talking with engineering staff on site the next or perhaps involved in the aftermath of a major accident, working to find out the root causes and prevent a re-occurrence. It’s also an engineering role where you may be appearing in Court as an expert witness or perhaps working with committees on new Standards to drive improvements in industry. You’ll often have to make difficult decisions and use your enforcement powers to ensure compliance with the law, but you’ll receive world class training to give you the skills to do this. Essential Skills and criteria • Previous experience in a Technical Engineering role., • Experience in communication and influence across different levels, including senior management within an organization, effectively translating technical details for the intended audience., • Experience of producing detailed and clear technical reports, and present complex technical information, including those for a non-technical audience., • Ability to think strategically, identify underlying issues, and persuade and influence individuals at all levels., • Have a breadth and depth of experience of working in Major Hazards / High Consequence / COMAH environment. At HSE, we are proud to be able to offer our people the opportunity to work in a hybrid way which combines working from home and the office. This is a voluntary, non-contractual arrangement, and your allocated office will be your contractual place of work. There will be a requirement to travel to the office for various activities, e.g., collaborative working, supporting and training colleagues. If hybrid working is suitable for you and your role, you will be expected to attend the office, or other business-related site, for 60% of your working week. The arrangements will be determined primarily by business need, but personal circumstances and other relevant circumstances will also be taken into account. Therefore, we would encourage candidates to consider if the commute from home to the office is a feasible distance to travel before making an application. Please note that if you are successful, hybrid working will be discussed prior to taking up the post. Licences A full driving license that permits driving within the UK. However, we are willing to consider any proposals put forward by applicants with disabilities that would allow them to do the job by other means. Qualifications A relevant degree in Electrical, Electronic or Control Engineering. Memberships Chartered by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) or hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered by the IET (or chartered Professional Body). If you hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered whilst in post, please answer YES to this question within your application form. Behaviours We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process: • Communicating and Influencing, • Making Effective Decisions Technical skills We'll assess you against these technical skills during the selection process: • A proven track record in the selection, design, commissioning, operation and maintenance of process control and safety instrumented systems (SIS) in a relevant industry e.g., petrochemical (or similar onshore major hazard installation)., • Practical experience of the selection, design, installation, commissioning, inspection and maintenance of electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres (Ex)., • An in-depth knowledge and application of Relevant Good Practice (RGP) in the process industry sector or equivalent e.g., BS EN 61511, BS EN 60079 etc Benefits Alongside your salary of £73,335, Health and Safety Executive contributes £21,245 towards you being a member of the Civil Service Defined Benefit Pension scheme._ • Learning and development tailored to your role, • An environment with flexible working options, • A culture encouraging inclusion and diversity We invest in our people with; • Competitive rates of pay, • Access to the highly competitive_to which HSE contribute 28.97% far more than in the private sector, • Family friendly policies and working hours to help balance your home life and career, • Carer friendly policies to help create a supportive working culture, • 185 hours annual holiday increasing to 222 hours after 5 years' qualifying service, plus public holidays and 1-day Civil Service privilege leave (recorded as 7.4 hours) in addition to your annual leave balance), • Parental leave benefits, • As a member of HSE you will gain access to a wide range of fantastic benefits that you can take advantage of such as the Cycle to Work Scheme, E-Gift Cards, and Vouchers via our partner EdenRed. Things you need to know Artificial intelligence Artificial intelligence can be a useful tool to support your application, however, all examples and statements provided must be truthful, factually accurate and taken directly from your own experience. Where plagiarism has been identified (presenting the ideas and experiences of others, or generated by artificial intelligence, as your own) applications may be withdrawn and internal candidates may be subject to disciplinary action. Please see our_for more information on appropriate and inappropriate use. Selection process details This vacancy is using_ and will assess your Behaviours, Experience and Technical skills. Application Information As part of your application, you will be invited to complete an anonymised CV which should include your career history, experience, and qualifications. Please ensure you tailor your CV to match the Essential Skills and Criteria as listed within the advert. Sift Information The sift will take place WC 5th October 2026 where you will be assessed on your CV. Interview Information Interviews will take place from the 20th October 2026 onwards where you will be assessed against the Behaviours and Technical skills detailed within this job advert. The interview will also consist of a 5-10 minute presentation, if you are successful at sift, further details of the presentation topic will be provided to you prior to your interview. Interviews will be held in person in both the HSE Birmingham and Edinburgh Offices. Sponsorship This role is not open to application from those who will require sponsorship under the points-based system. Should you apply for this role and require sponsorship your application will be rejected, and any provisional offers of employment will be withdrawn. Further information Please note that a Reserve List will be held for the period of up to 12 months. There is no guarantee you will be offered a role from our reserve lists, so if you see a vacancy on Civil Service Jobs that you are interested in, we recommend you apply. HSE reserve the right to conduct additional checks, including Google and social media checks, when recruiting candidates into a role within HSE. These checks will be carried out in line with the Civil Service Commission Principles and, if used all candidates will be subject to these additional checks. From 23rd June 2025, if you are successful at interview, as part of your pre-employment checks, HSE’s Recruitment Team are required to check your details against the Internal Fraud Hub (IFH), using your personal details – name, NINO, and date of birth. If you are included on the database, you will be refused employment. If you believe that there has been an error in the inclusion of your data and wish to make an appeal, please contact the CO email box internal.fraud@cabinetoffice.gov.uk. Details of the types of internal fraud/dishonesty covered by this process are defined by the Cabinet Office and can be found here_ It is the candidate’s responsibility to ensure they are aware of the terms and conditions they will adopt should they be successful in their application. For a summary of HSE terms and conditions as part of Civil Service Reform, please see the attached HSE Terms and Conditions document. Progression through pay ranges is subject to annual pay awards as permitted within annual Civil Service pay remit guidance and negotiations with Trade Unions. HSE is proud to be a part of the Disability Confidence Scheme (DCS). As a Disability Confident employer, we positively welcome applications from disabled people. We are committed to making workplace adjustments to ensure anyone can participate in the recruitment and selection process. If, during the application or interview process, you require any assistance due to a disability or a medical condition, please contact us at the email address below to discuss how we can support you. For example, if you have a disability, and you need an application form in an alternative format or you would like to know more about our recruitment process, please contact: HR.Resourcing-Team@hse.gov.uk If successful in securing your role, HSE can provide suitable workplace adjustments to support you throughout your career with HSE. Any move to HSE from another employer will mean you can no longer access childcare vouchers. This includes moves between government departments. You may however be eligible for other government schemes, including Tax Free Childcare. Determine your eligibility_ Please note, if you are a current civil servant and you are currently undergoing any of the following formal actions your application will not be progressed any further; Formal discipline action, any formal action regarding attendance, poor performance or any restriction of duties as a result of disciplinary action. Feedback will only be provided if you attend an interview or assessment. Security Successful candidates must undergo a basic (or equivalent) criminal record check. People working with government assets must complete_checks. Medical Successful candidates will be expected to have a medical. 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We are currently looking for an Electrical & Controls specialist with expertise in either the chemical sector or other high risk COMAH environments. This is an exciting role with a highly prestigious organisation helping to secure safety standards across a range of key UK industries and sites including, oil refineries, oil and gas storage, chemicals production, and some nuclear sites – based throughout the UK This is a permanent staff role that can be based out of an office in any of the following locations: Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, or York. Occasional travel will be required but this is otherwise a very structured and stable role with a typical schedule involving planned inspections of set sites within your region, followed by office-based report writing and further actions – which will also involve hybrid possibilities working from home where office attendance is not necessary. The role is most likely to suit experienced Electrical / EC&I candidates with knowledge and experience gained in hazardous environments, whilst possessing degree level education (or equivalent) who possess or are on their way to chartered status. The role will also involve elements of cyber security speciality but this is not a pre-requisite for applications as training will be provided in this as well as other development opportunities. This is an opportunity for experienced professionals to progress further - in a highly structured role offering great benefits and a healthy work life balance. An annual salary up to 77K per annum is available plus benefits package including significant employers’ pension contributions (29%). Candidates will require a valid driver’s licence and eligibility to obtain security clearance (requiring 3 years previous continuous residency in the UK). A full description is given below for more information. For more information and to apply please contact me with an updated copy of your CV, stating your current situation and availability to start a new role, current home location, and salary expectations. The office is responsible for the GB-wide regulation of onshore high hazard premises and installations as well as the chemicals manufacturing sector as a whole. This involves delivering regulatory interventions in workplaces, engaging with key industry stakeholders and providing assurance that major accident risks are being properly managed. 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Liaise with other Government departments, the public, industry, professional bodies and trade associations in order to secure intelligence, share information and contribute towards policy, research and guidance on functional safety, electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and cyber security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS). Using your expertise and experience to drive improvements in technical and operational standards nationally and to promote better health and safety at UK forums, and at relevant conferences. From day one, you will be supported by your manager, team and wider colleagues to understand and develop in your role. We support your continuing professional development directly through training and through stakeholder support and steering. Whilst in post, you will be fully trained on all aspects of this role. Further information will be provided on what this training will entail if you are successful at interview. Person specification The role of a Specialist Inspector is challenging yet rewarding and offers a breadth of work that is unique across a huge variety of industrial sites and processes. Inspectors can be involved in detailed technical analysis of safety reports on one day, inspecting complex control systems and talking with engineering staff on site the next or perhaps involved in the aftermath of a major accident, working to find out the root causes and prevent a re-occurrence. It’s also an engineering role where you may be appearing in Court as an expert witness or perhaps working with committees on new Standards to drive improvements in industry. You’ll often have to make difficult decisions and use your enforcement powers to ensure compliance with the law, but you’ll receive world class training to give you the skills to do this. Essential Skills and Criteria: Previous experience in a Technical Engineering role. Experience in communication and influence across different levels, including senior management within an organization, effectively translating technical details for the intended audience. Experience of producing detailed and clear technical reports, and present complex technical information, including those for a non-technical audience. Ability to think strategically, identify underlying issues, and persuade and influence individuals at all levels. Have a breadth and depth of experience of working in Major Hazards / High Consequence / COMAH environment. Qualifications A relevant degree in Electrical, Electronic or Control Engineering. Memberships Chartered by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) or hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered by the IET (or chartered Professional Body). If you hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered whilst in post, please answer YES to this question within your application form. Technical skills A proven track record in the selection, design, commissioning, operation and maintenance of process control and safety instrumented systems (SIS) in a relevant industry e.g., petrochemical (or similar onshore major hazard installation). Practical experience of the selection, design, installation, commissioning, inspection and maintenance of electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres (Ex). An in-depth knowledge and application of Relevant Good Practice (RGP) in the process industry sector or equivalent e.g., BS EN 61511, BS EN 60079 etc

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We are currently looking for an Electrical & Controls specialist with expertise in either the chemical sector or other high risk COMAH environments. This is an exciting role with a highly prestigious organisation helping to secure safety standards across a range of key UK industries and sites including, oil refineries, oil and gas storage, chemicals production, and some nuclear sites – based throughout the UK This is a permanent staff role that can be based out of an office in any of the following locations: Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, or York. Occasional travel will be required but this is otherwise a very structured and stable role with a typical schedule involving planned inspections of set sites within your region, followed by office-based report writing and further actions – which will also involve hybrid possibilities working from home where office attendance is not necessary. The role is most likely to suit experienced Electrical / EC&I candidates with knowledge and experience gained in hazardous environments, whilst possessing degree level education (or equivalent) who possess or are on their way to chartered status. The role will also involve elements of cyber security speciality but this is not a pre-requisite for applications as training will be provided in this as well as other development opportunities. This is an opportunity for experienced professionals to progress further - in a highly structured role offering great benefits and a healthy work life balance. An annual salary up to 77K per annum is available plus benefits package including significant employers’ pension contributions (29%). Candidates will require a valid driver’s licence and eligibility to obtain security clearance (requiring 3 years previous continuous residency in the UK). A full description is given below for more information. For more information and to apply please contact me with an updated copy of your CV, stating your current situation and availability to start a new role, current home location, and salary expectations. The office is responsible for the GB-wide regulation of onshore high hazard premises and installations as well as the chemicals manufacturing sector as a whole. This involves delivering regulatory interventions in workplaces, engaging with key industry stakeholders and providing assurance that major accident risks are being properly managed. As a Specialist Inspector of Process Safety, you will use your technical knowledge and expertise to regulate major hazard industries and to influence whole sectors to improve health and safety standards, thereby helping to prevent catastrophic accidents. Key Responsibilities; Inspect a variety of major hazard installations, either on your own or as part of an expert team, to make sure risks associated with industrial control systems are suitably managed and that operators comply with the law. Carry out technical assessment of Safety Reports provided by major hazard sites (both new and existing). Investigate safety related accidents and incidents involving industrial control systems in the major hazards industries. The production of technical inspection reports that identify risk gaps and failure(s) to comply with the law. Taking suitable enforcement action to address significant risk gaps on operator’s sites e.g., prohibiting processes or activities. Forensic analysis of the electrical or control systems elements of accidents in major hazards industries in order to identify root causes and where necessary, leading the technical aspects of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting legal enforcement action to prevent a recurrence. Provide expert opinion on the management of industrial control systems and, when required, work as a specialist investigator or expert witness at tribunals, inquests and legal proceedings. Assessment of Safety Reports submitted by organisations to ensure effective management of risk and identify priority areas for inspection. Advise colleagues on technical matters out with their area of expertise e.g., standards for electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres, and how the conditions compare with minimum legal requirements and relevant good practice. Liaise with other Government departments, the public, industry, professional bodies and trade associations in order to secure intelligence, share information and contribute towards policy, research and guidance on functional safety, electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and cyber security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS). Using your expertise and experience to drive improvements in technical and operational standards nationally and to promote better health and safety at UK forums, and at relevant conferences. From day one, you will be supported by your manager, team and wider colleagues to understand and develop in your role. We support your continuing professional development directly through training and through stakeholder support and steering. Whilst in post, you will be fully trained on all aspects of this role. Further information will be provided on what this training will entail if you are successful at interview. Person specification The role of a Specialist Inspector is challenging yet rewarding and offers a breadth of work that is unique across a huge variety of industrial sites and processes. Inspectors can be involved in detailed technical analysis of safety reports on one day, inspecting complex control systems and talking with engineering staff on site the next or perhaps involved in the aftermath of a major accident, working to find out the root causes and prevent a re-occurrence. It’s also an engineering role where you may be appearing in Court as an expert witness or perhaps working with committees on new Standards to drive improvements in industry. You’ll often have to make difficult decisions and use your enforcement powers to ensure compliance with the law, but you’ll receive world class training to give you the skills to do this. Essential Skills and Criteria: • Previous experience in a Technical Engineering role., • Experience in communication and influence across different levels, including senior management within an organization, effectively translating technical details for the intended audience., • Experience of producing detailed and clear technical reports, and present complex technical information, including those for a non-technical audience., • Ability to think strategically, identify underlying issues, and persuade and influence individuals at all levels., • Have a breadth and depth of experience of working in Major Hazards / High Consequence / COMAH environment. Qualifications A relevant degree in Electrical, Electronic or Control Engineering. Memberships Chartered by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) or hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered by the IET (or chartered Professional Body). If you hold the necessary qualifications, skills and experience to become chartered whilst in post, please answer YES to this question within your application form. Technical skills • A proven track record in the selection, design, commissioning, operation and maintenance of process control and safety instrumented systems (SIS) in a relevant industry e.g., petrochemical (or similar onshore major hazard installation)., • Practical experience of the selection, design, installation, commissioning, inspection and maintenance of electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres (Ex)., • An in-depth knowledge and application of Relevant Good Practice (RGP) in the process industry sector or equivalent e.g., BS EN 61511, BS EN 60079 etc

HM Specialist Inspector - Electrical, Control & Cyber Security (Band 3/SEO) Health and Safety Executive Apply before Midday on Monday 5th October 2026 Details Reference number (phone number removed) Salary £73,335 - £77,003 Non Standard B A[1] Civil Service Pension with an employer contribution of 28.97% Job grade Senior Executive Officer Band 3 Contract type Permanent Business area HSE - Chemical, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) - Onshore Chemical Division Type of role Engineering Health and Safety Operational Delivery Working pattern Full-time Number of jobs available 4 Contents • [2] Location [3] About the job [4] Benefits [5] Things you need to know [6] Apply and further information Locations Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, York About the job Job summary If you want a job that is a change from the norm, then consider a role as an ECCS Specialist Inspector where you'll secure the future safety of the public and people in these industries. These roles offer an excellent opportunity for those who are looking to be an expert in the field of Electrical, Control and Cyber Security we will also provide you with the tools, skills and knowledge needed to be an expert HSE inspector in Cyber Security. These roles also offer you development in both your legal and technical skills. Sound interesting? Then please apply! We'd love to hear from you! The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain's national regulator for workplace health and safety. We are dedicated to protecting people and places and helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives. Our role goes beyond worker protection to include public assurance. We work to ensure people feel safe where they live, where they work and, in their environment. Great Britain's health and safety record is the envy of much of the world. Central to this is our work to protect people by managing risk in a proportionate and effective way, supporting innovation and increasing productivity. HSE leads the way but doesn't act alone. Working in partnership is one of our strengths. It's at the heart of how we protect workers and the public. We are firm and fair when using our legal powers. Inspection helps us check that serious risks are managed sensibly. When things go wrong, investigation helps us get to the truth and learn lessons. We hold employers to account for their failures and get answers for victims and make workplaces safer. The benefits that our work brings to business, workers and the UK economy are clear. Improved health and safety risk management protects workers and translates into reduced sickness absence, lower healthcare and welfare costs, and better productivity. Chemicals, Explosives and Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) is responsible for the GB-wide regulation of onshore high hazard premises and installations as well as the chemicals manufacturing sector as a whole. This involves delivering regulatory interventions in workplaces, engaging with key industry stakeholders and providing assurance that major accident risks are being properly managed. HSE are responsible for securing safety across a range of industries including, energy production (oil, gas and emerging technologies), chemical/pharmaceutical production and storage, microbiological agents, explosives and pipelines Job description HSE Specialist Inspectors work across all of GB and whilst we would consider all CEMHD office locations we would be particularly interested in applicants who would be based in HSE offices in: Scotland, North East, Wales and South West. For a list of HSE Office locations please see [7] HSE [8] Office Locations Your main responsibility is to address major accident hazards in relation to Electrical, Control and Cyber Security at onshore major hazard installations, which includes oil refineries, oil and gas storage, chemicals production, and some nuclear sites. We will be holding a Virtual Q+A on the 28th September 2026 at 12:00 midday, if you would like to attend this session, please contact so that we can send you a virtual Microsoft Teams invite where you will get the chance to find out more about the role and ask any questions you feel are necessary. Key Responsibilities • Inspect a variety of major hazard installations, either on your own or as part of an expert team, to make sure risks associated with industrial control systems are suitably managed and that operators comply with the law. Carry out technical assessment of Safety Reports provided by major hazard sites (both new and existing). Investigate safety related accidents and incidents involving industrial control systems in the major hazards industries. The production of technical inspection reports that identify risk gaps and failure(s) to comply with the law. Taking suitable enforcement action to address significant risk gaps on operator's sites e.g., prohibiting processes or activities. Forensic analysis of the electrical or control systems elements of accidents in major hazards industries in order to identify root causes and where necessary, leading the technical aspects of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting legal enforcement action to prevent a recurrence. Provide expert opinion on the management of industrial control systems and, when required, work as a specialist investigator or expert witness at tribunals, inquests and legal proceedings. Assessment of Safety Reports submitted by organisations to ensure effective management of risk and identify priority areas for inspection. Advise colleagues on technical matters out with their area of expertise e.g., standards for electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres, and how the conditions compare with minimum legal requirements and relevant good practice. Liaise with other Government departments, the public, industry, professional bodies and trade associations in order to secure intelligence, share information and contribute towards policy, research and guidance on functional safety, electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and cyber security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS). Using your expertise and experience to drive improvements in technical and operational standards nationally and to promote better health and safety at UK forums, and at relevant conferences. Training requirements Whilst working for the HSE and in order to fully understand the legal and enforcement requirements of this role, you will be expected to develop your expertise by completing role specific training. For Cyber Security specifically, HSE will provide a full development package to equip the successful candidate to assess this topic in line with HSE Operational Guidance (OG86) and other relevant standards e.g. IEC 62443. Given that HSE regulates sites across the whole of the United Kingdom you will be expected to spend short periods working away from home which will include overnight stays. Inspectors are required to work as part of a national team, with travel around UK to land-based high hazard sites, typically spending a day or two at duty holder sites both in an office environment and also out on the process plant. This is typically followed by a period analysing the inspection findings and producing a technical report. Person specification The role of a Specialist Inspector is challenging yet rewarding and offers a breadth of work that is unique across a huge variety of industrial sites and processes. Inspectors can be involved in detailed technical analysis of safety reports on one day, inspecting complex control systems and talking with engineering staff on site the next or perhaps involved in the aftermath of a major accident, working to find out the root causes and prevent a re-occurrence. It's also an engineering role where you may be appearing in Court as an expert witness or perhaps working with committees on new Standards to drive improvements in industry. You'll often have to make difficult decisions and use your enforcement powers to ensure compliance with the law, but you'll receive world class training to give you the skills to do this. Essential Skills and criteria • Previous experience in a Technical Engineering role. Experience in communication and influence across different levels, including senior management within an organization, effectively translating technical details for the intended audience. Experience of producing detailed and clear technical reports, and present complex technical information, including those for a non-technical audience. Ability to think strategically, identify underlying issues, and persuade and influence individuals at all levels. 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XPD8 are excited to be recruiting for a District Team Leader based in theNortholt area.You will be covering theWest and North West London / Greater London borders area.Weekly hours : Minimum 30 hours per week.Availability: Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend work required to meet business cove

Earn £14 - £19 per hour.Deliver a local round on agreed days and take control of your earning opportunity.Evri delivers over a billion parcels a year through a network of more than 30,000 couriers.We’re recruiting self-employed delivery drivers in your area now.We have opportunities rang

Our care home sits in its own grounds with scenic views over the sea, woodland, and gardens, specialising in residential care for 32-residents.Housekeeping Assistant Contract £12.Contracted to 15 hours per week Paid PVG, pension, uniform provided 5.Role Overview As Housekeeping Assistant, you will

Earn £14 - £19 per hour.Deliver a local round on agreed days and take control of your earning opportunity.Evri delivers over a billion parcels a year through a network of more than 30,000 couriers.We’re recruiting self-employed delivery drivers in your area now.We have opportunities rang

About The Sofa Delivery Company At The Sofa Delivery Company, we know that a sofa is one of the most meaningful things someone can buy.Thats why were on a mission to be the best two-person delivery company around, delivering great experiences to our customers that count.As part of the DFS group, we

Deliver a local round on agreed days and take control of your earning opportunity.Evri delivers over a billion parcels a year through a network of more than 30,000 couriers.We’re recruiting self-employed delivery drivers in your area now.Why deliver with Evri? ~ Earn £14 - £19 per hour once up t

Support Worker Location: Williton Full time / Part Time Driver Licence: UK driving licence required About the role At Sunnyside, nestled within a charming village community in Williton, every day is different, but every day you'll make a real difference.Whether it's a jaunt to the shops, an excursio

Deliver a local round on agreed days and take control of your earning opportunity.Evri delivers over a billion parcels a year through a network of more than 30,000 couriers.We’re recruiting self-employed delivery drivers in your area now.Why deliver with Evri? ~ Earn £14 - £19 per hour once up t

We are an award-winning care home and nursing facility, based in Aberdeen's West End.We deliver exceptional levels of Residential, Nursing, Dementia & Respite care for up to 86-residents.Contracted to 44 hours per week Paid PVG, pension, uniform provided 5.Role Overview As Team Leader, you will play

Deliver a local round on agreed days and take control of your earning opportunity.Evri delivers over a billion parcels a year through a network of more than 30,000 couriers.We’re recruiting self-employed delivery drivers in your area now.Why deliver with Evri? ~ Earn £14 - £19 per hour once up t

Finnish Speaking Team Leader | Remote (UK-Based) Ryder Reid Legal is currently seeking a Team Leader who is fluent in Finnish and possesses strong document review experience for an upcoming document review project.This role is fully remote however, cand

Deliver a local round on agreed days and take control of your earning opportunity.Evri delivers over a billion parcels a year through a network of more than 30,000 couriers.We’re recruiting self-employed delivery drivers in your area now.Why deliver with Evri? ~ Earn £14 - £19 per hour once up t