Head of SHES (NFE PLs NFW PLs FEED)

Head of SHES (NFE PLs NFW PLs FEED)

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in sciences, safety, health, environment, security, or engineering.

Knowledge and Experience

• 10 years' experience in SHES in the Oil & Gas Industry, including 2 years in a supervisory role, acting roles, or oversight of service/vendor personnel.
• Experience with Oil & Gas companies, contractors, or service companies.
• Experience working on large scale major projects with both offshore and onshore scope, in operations, projects, or subsurface environments.
• Knowledge of relevant SHES management systems and programs.

Key Responsibilities

• Assess and advise on SHES/regulatory compliance and performance during onshore and offshore pipeline construction, installation, mechanical completions, pre-commissioning, and commissioning phases. Champion on-site safety awareness and safe performance with the contractor and project team. Oversee the Project PMT SHES team, providing advice and guidance.
• Ensure effective working relationships with the PMT and contractor's team. Counsel the company team, contractor, sub-contractor, vendors, and suppliers as needed. Coordinate scheduling of SHES field personnel activities to guarantee adequate coverage for project requirements. Advise line management on resources and equipment necessary for optimal work performance.
• Review contractor's project SHES documents per contract requirements and provide technical feedback. Facilitate SHES audits and inspections to comply with the project SHES activity schedule and contract requirements.
• Coordinate control of contractor's project activities with particular note of compliance with approved project SHES procedures during all project phases.
• Facilitate identification, assessment, and management of SHES risks in line with the SHES management system, risk management standard, and ALARP principles. Participate in the review of risk assessments for all critical activities and confirm that residual risks are As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP) prior to work commencement.
• Ensure effective implementation and monitoring of the training program for project personnel. Verify that training programs are executed according to project contract requirements and SHES plan.
• Coordinate periodic meetings with the contractor to review progress and report on project SHES performance. Ensure weekly and monthly SHES meetings are organized by the contractor as per contract requirements. Report consolidated weekly and monthly SHES performance to the Project SHES Division Manager. Ensure the contractor performs trend analysis on all incidents and observation/action cards and includes the results in periodic reports. Support and facilitate site SHES steering committee meetings with the contractor SHES counterpart.
• Drive safety culture transformation through leadership, communication, and engagement at all project organization levels by supporting the implementation of the Incident and Injury Free program in coordination with the contractor SHES counterpart. Participate in the weekly management tour and subsequent debriefing, ensuring findings are recorded by the contractor in the SHES action tracking register as per contract requirement.
• Implement a culture of open and transparent reporting of SHES concerns, near misses, and incidents. Ensure that all reportable and recordable incidents are reported by the contractor within the required timeframe. Participate in the contractor's incident investigations and root cause analysis sessions.
• Ensure information, lessons learned, and safety messages are disseminated to the workforce and posted on project safety boards. Ensure adequate emergency response arrangements are in place, including trained emergency personnel and appropriate equipment.