Health, Safety & Fire Trainer

Health, Safety & Fire Trainer £45,000 plus £4,800 car allowance Hybrid – West End / home / client sites Office: Central London If you know Health, Safety and Fire, and you actually enjoy teaching people rather than just pointing them at a policy document, this one is worth a look. We’re working with a highly regarded property risk management business based in the West End. They work across fire, safety, building compliance and wider risk, and their training side is growing. They need someone who can deliver courses, improve materials and support clients with clear, practical advice. The role is hybrid. You’ll need to be happy getting into London a few days a week when training is being delivered, with the rest split between home and client sites. What they need You’ll need to have most of the following: • NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent • NEBOSH Fire / Level 3 Fire qualification • Tech IOSH or equivalent membership • A teaching qualification such as AET, PTLLS, IOSH Train the Trainer or similar • Experience delivering Health, Safety and Fire training First Aid training, IOSH delivery, NEBOSH delivery, course creation or online training experience would all help, but they are not expecting one person to have absolutely everything. What you’ll be doing You’ll be delivering Health, Safety and Fire training to internal teams and external clients. That will include: • Delivering face-to-face and remote training • Updating course materials • Helping develop new training content • Supporting training accreditations • Giving clients clear H&S and fire advice • Working with internal teams across the business The big thing is being able to explain technical stuff clearly. They need someone who can hold a room, keep people engaged and make the subject useful, not someone who can turn fire safety into a four-hour hostage situation. Why it’s worth a look The business genuinely invests in its people. There are good benefits, flexible working, support with further training and room to keep developing rather than just sitting in the same role forever. They can support things like NUCO First Aid Instructor training, Level 4 Education and Training, and future NEBOSH Diploma development. This could suit someone already working as a Health, Safety or Fire Trainer, or someone from a fire safety, H&S, consultancy, instructor or tutor background where training has been a big part of the role