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Vacancies

Opportunities for vacancies within both the Higher and Further Education sector, as well as, the none education sector are listed below.

For further details of any of the posts advertised, individuals must contact the institution or organisation directly. If you would like to advertise a vacancy (free for USHA members) please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Recruiting your dream team, the most important decision you will ever make!

  • Health and Safety Manager
  • Health and Safety Adviser
  • Chemical Safety Adviser
  • Health and Safety Auditor
  • Health and Safety Trainer
  • Radiation Protection Adviser/Officer
  • Fire Safety Adviser
  • Wellbeing Adviser
  • Safety Office Manager
  • Safety Website Administrator
  • Occupational Health Adviser
  • Biological Safety Adviser

Current Vacancies: Education Sector

 

Biological Safety Adviser, University of Liverpool, c/d 20th November 2009

Occupational Health Advisor, Imperial College London, c/d 25th November 2009

 

Current Vacancies: Non - Education Sector

 

None currently listed.

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Callaghan Review

Clive Parkinson (University of Surrey) attends the Callaghan review meeting. Read more.

Planning Group Report

The Planning Group March 2009 report is now available.  Click here to view the document.

Bridging the GAP

Check out the GAP link on the main menu to access a wealth of policies and guidance from USHA members.

Bridging the Knowledge GAP.

Placements Feedback Forum

Following the launch of the Student Placement in HE guide on the 24th November 2009 at UCEA a 12 month review period was established to enable members to provide feedback on the implementation of the document. This will also assist with the development of suitable training courses and web enabled case studies or information for placement coordinators. To add your comments access the consultation and feedback forum area.

 

 

Safety in Fieldwork

The Safety in Fieldwork Special Interest Group (SIG) has launched a draft for consultation Read more