Reporting to HSE ManagerHobart CBD LocationSite based roleYour new company Hays are working with a Tasmanian organisation in their search for a HSE Supervisor to join them on a permanent basis. Your new role Based in Hobart and reporting into the HSE Manager, you'll be providing guidance and advice to internal and external stakeholders on safe work practices and return to work activities. You will also work on policies, training, reducing workplace hazards and risks all surrounding workplace health and safety, across the organisation. The right person for this role is a collaborative worker who will take on board concerns and ways of working from leaders, managers and workers to be able to appropriately identify, develop and then maintain best HSE practices. For this exact point, you will also be a great communicator. The Tassie based teams within this organisation really emulate a family feel amongst the team and the managers have a real sense of care for their teams. They are looking for someone who holds a balance of both technical capability but also personable approach. What you'll need to succeed You will hold certification in Workplace Health & Safety and/or have proven work experience. As well as being a collaborative worker, you will have the ability to form working relationships with people across the organisation. You need to hold a strong work ethic but also be personable to be able to work with stakeholders. An essential requirement for this role is that you have worked on a site based workplace within your work history. What you'll get in return Work/life balance is very much available and present in the teams in terms of needing to have flex hours. The current project is based in the CBD so parking is available at the main office and the project team all park there and walk to the project together most days. You'll receive a great salary package, excellent working conditions and the opportunity to work within a large organisation of professionals. Our client is happy to offer flexibility when required to candidates.