Lead the delivery of human factors projects and programmes across high‑hazard industries.
Act as a trusted technical expert, providing leadership and insight across client engagements.
Lead Human Factors Engineering (HFE) studies and facilitate client workshops (e.g., Safety Critical Task Analysis).
Produce high‑quality reports and presentations that influence decision‑making at senior levels.
Play an active role in business development — shaping client conversations, leading proposals, and growing key accounts.
Manage project delivery, including scope, budgets, resources, and multi‑disciplinary teams.
Coach and mentor junior consultants, helping build capability and confidence across the team.

Hold a degree in Psychology, Human Factors and/or Ergonomics (knowledge of Process Safety Technical Studies is a plus).
Be a chartered member of the IEHF (or equivalent), or eligible for chartership.
Experience in human factors, ideally within high‑hazard or process industries.
Be confident leading client engagements and influencing senior stakeholders.
Be comfortable working autonomously, navigating ambiguity, and managing multiple priorities.
Be an excellent communicator with strong analytical and report‑writing skills.

The chance to work on large, complex, and genuinely meaningful projects where human factors has real impact.
Variety — exposure to a wide range of clients, industries, and international projects.
Clear opportunities for career progression, with tailored development, learning pathways, and access to senior leaders.
A supportive, inclusive culture built on collaboration, quality, and curiosity.

Principal Consultant – Process Safety, Human Factors

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