HSE Officer

Role Purpose

Under direct supervision and guidance, the job holder is responsible for implementing and monitoring site-specific health, safety and environmental operations and tasks at the assigned job site, with the aim of driving towards a “Zero – Accident” culture. The job holder will also be expected to oversee the completion of all hazards raised through Safety walk around, Safe-start card and hazard notification.

Job Accountabilities & Activities

Operations:
•    Monitor the implementation of the Company EHS Policy for the prevention of injury, damage or loss to Company personnel and resources. 
•    Adhere to the risk assessment controls identified.
•    Coordinates the service center safety culture towards “Zero – Accident” tolerance, with a particular focus on “safety behavior” at all levels.
•    Maintain EHS Management Systems including auditing and reporting on performance to the Senior Management Teams.
•    Maintain equipment supplied for carrying out work tasks including daily maintenance where appropriate.

Auditing & Inspection:
•    Audit EHS system and performance to ensure legal compliance and company policy.
•    Support in organizing the internal audit program of the Service Center. 
•    Face all external third-party audits and initiate necessary Corrective & Preventive actions.
•    Responsible for vendor EHS appraisal & rating
•    Support in improving the company’s existing integrated management for Health & Safety and Environmental aspects of the business.
•    Identify training needs for all staffs to comply with local, Legal & Group requirements,
•    Comply with any rules specific to a particular site and any Company wide health, safety, or environmental requirements.

Reporting:
•    Arrange and minute EHS progress & annual EHS management review meetings.
•    All accidents investigated and reported upon within the time frame set forth by the company.
•    Prepare audit reports, internal Non-conformances, customer complaints & customer compliments.
•    Report any injuries, unsafe acts, or conditions to line managers.
•    Monitor, review and provide feedback on the policy, plans and management system.

Stakeholder Management:
•    Communicate with all employees to follow safety and environmental rules and receive proper training in the use of the facility equipment.

Education & Certifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in engineering and specialized in H&S and Environmental management.
• Qualified EMS & OHSAS Lead Auditor - IRCA registered Training Course Certificate.
• NEBOSH certification
• IGC NEBOSH or IOSH or Qualified EMS & OHSAS Internal Auditor

Required Years of Experience

A minimum of 0 to 1 years of experience in Oil & Gas sector involving Machining, Welding & NDT activities, or 3 years in a similar post preferably in O&G service sector.