Full-Time

Health & Safety Operations Support Manager

Posted on 8/23/2026

Deadline 9/7/26
Bank of England

Bank of England

Central bank sets policy, regulates banks

Compensation Overview

£62.5k - £78.1k/yr

+ Discretionary performance award + 8% benefits allowance

London, UK + 1 more

More locations: Leeds, UK

Hybrid

Hybrid working requires at least 50% on-site presence, approximately three days per week, with regular travel between London and Leeds sites.

UK Top Secret Clearance Required

Certification

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (1)
Required Skills
Risk Management
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • Proven experience in health and safety operations or compliance within a complex or highly regulated environment, with broad understanding of statutory compliance, workplace health and safety practices and risk management principles.
  • Experience using health and safety management systems, preferably aligned to ISO 45001, with strong data management skills and the ability to maintain accurate, reliable records.
  • Sound knowledge of health and safety legislation and regulatory requirements, with experience tracking compliance actions, supporting assurance activity and producing structured performance reports.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to build trusted relationships with operational teams, managers and external providers, and to communicate health and safety guidance clearly and confidently.
  • Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities, alongside the analytical capability to interpret safety data, identify trends and present clear, actionable insights.
Responsibilities
  • Act as a key coordinator between the Health & Safety Function and first-line teams, helping clarify responsibilities, embed health and safety requirements into day-to-day operations, and support effective controls and initiatives.
  • Manage and maintain health and safety information systems, including incident reporting, risk assessment and compliance tracking tools, ensuring accurate records and reliable data for performance monitoring and reporting.
  • Coordinate and track health and safety compliance and control activities, supporting statutory and regulatory obligations across areas such as asbestos, fire safety, electrical and gas safety, lifts, pressure systems and workplace hazard controls.
  • Gather and analyse health and safety metrics, compliance data and audit findings, producing clear reporting on key indicators such as risk assessment completion, statutory compliance, incident trends and training compliance.
  • Use data, compliance intelligence and stakeholder feedback to identify trends, emerging risks and opportunities to improve health and safety processes, controls and ways of working.
  • Build effective relationships with operational teams, property services and external suppliers, supporting clear communication of health and safety requirements and helping foster a consistent, collaborative safety culture across the Bank.
  • Support the effective delivery of health and safety across the organisation and help ensure that the safety management system operates effectively in practice.
  • Travel regularly between sites as required to oversee commercial and performance activities across the United Kingdom portfolio.
Desired Qualifications
  • A relevant health and safety qualification or certification, with a Level 6 Diploma or equivalent as a minimum.
  • Familiarity with banking, financial services or public sector environments, particularly where health and safety is managed across multiple locations and complex compliance requirements.
  • Experience maintaining or improving health and safety management systems, particularly in line with ISO 45001 and the Plan-Do-Check-Act model, including involvement in audits, risk management or continuous improvement activity.
  • An interest in using technology, analytics or digital tools to improve health and safety insight, compliance tracking and operational efficiency.

The Bank of England is the United Kingdom’s central bank, responsible for monetary policy, currency issuance, and the supervision of financial institutions. It uses tools like the official interest rate to influence inflation and borrowing costs, manages the UK’s foreign exchange and gold reserves, and serves as the government’s banker. Its regulatory arms—the Financial Policy Committee and the Prudential Regulation Authority—identify and mitigate systemic risks and supervise banks and other financial firms. Its goal is to maintain monetary and financial stability for the UK, support sustainable economic growth, and return any surplus income to the UK Treasury.

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Total Funding

$85.6M

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1694

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What believers are saying

  • July 2026 inflation expectations eased, giving Bailey room to hold or cut rates.
  • The Bank saved £35 million annually while funding forecasting upgrades.
  • AI and tokenised-settlement programs attract market relevance and regulator partnerships.

What critics are saying

  • 446 staff leaving in 2026 weakens forecasting execution during volatile inflation.
  • Bernanke called BoE models outdated, forcing £300 million remediation through 2029.
  • A sharp equity correction from AI froth threatens financial stability and public credibility.

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  • Bailey keeps Bank Rate at 3.75% and steers UK monetary policy.
  • The BoE, FCA, and HM Treasury jointly police frontier AI cyber resilience.
  • The RT2 Synchronisation Lab tests tokenised settlement with 18 firms in 2026.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Vacation

Performance Bonus

Profit Sharing

Flexible Work Hours

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