In 1957, British Safety Council was founded by James Tye, a World War II veteran. His experience of watching comrades drown because of faulty life jackets influenced his passion for safety. Since then, our creative and impactful campaigning saved tens of thousands of lives. British Safety Council is seeking to recruit an experienced Wellbeing Auditors and Consultant to join our growing Associate Auditors team to deliver Wellbeing Audit and Consultancy services to clients across the UK and internationally.

This role will involve prolonged travelling and service delivery cover at short notice. This is an exciting role for experienced Wellbeing Specialist with previous auditing experience to work with British Safety Council. Ongoing training and development will be provided as an integral part of the role.

The primary purpose of the role:

• Delivering Wellbeing audit and consultancy and services to our clients across the UK and internationally, in accordance with BSC standards and processes.
• Support and contribute to the development, maintenance, market and sales of the Wellbeing audit and consultancy portfolio of products and services.
• Support and contribute to audit development, consultancy scoping, quality assurance, and standardisation processes.
• Ensure the audit tool and component parts are maintained and accurate.
• Support training delivery.

Role requirements:

• Wellbeing specific qualifications attained through recognised professional bodies
• Minimum of 5 years as a practiced wellbeing consultant/advisor
• Evidence of Wellbeing program deliveries

Please note, in this role you will operate as a self-employed consultant with personal indemnity insurances.

If you are interested in this role, please click 'Apply Now' to submit your CV along with a covering Letter explaining why you think you are the right candidate for this role. 

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