Specialist, HSE

Role purpose

Operations and EHS systems

• Monitor implementation of the company EHS policy to prevent injury, damage or loss to personnel and resources.
• Adhere to identified risk assessment controls and promote safety behavior and a zero-accident culture.
• Support EHS management systems, audits and performance reporting to senior management.
• Maintain work equipment, including daily maintenance where appropriate.

Auditing and inspection

• Audit EHS systems and performance for legal and company-policy compliance; plan and organize the service center’s internal audit program.
• Attend external third-party audits and initiate corrective and preventive actions.
• Appraise and rate vendor EHS performance and support improvements to integrated health, safety and environmental management.
• Identify staff training needs and comply with site-specific and company-wide HSE requirements.

Reporting and communication

• Arrange and minute EHS progress and annual management review meetings.
• Investigate and report accidents within company timeframes; prepare audit reports and records of non-conformances, customer complaints and compliments.
• Report injuries and unsafe acts or conditions to line managers; review and provide feedback on policies, plans and management systems.
• Communicate with employees about safety and environmental rules and training in facility equipment use.

Education and certifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in engineering, specialized in health and safety and environmental management.
• Qualified EMS and OHSAS Lead Auditor with an IRCA-registered training course certificate.
• NEBOSH certification.
• IGC NEBOSH, IOSH or Qualified EMS and OHSAS Internal Auditor are listed as qualifications.

Experience

• At least 2–3 years of oil and gas experience involving machining, welding and NDT activities, or 3 years in a similar post, preferably in the oil and gas service sector.