HSE ADVISOR

Purpose

It is the responsibility of the HSE Advisor to ensure all Health Safety Environment HSE requirements and expectations are clearly integrated into project activities from construction through to commissioning ensuring compliance with regulatory standards andcompany policies

Responsible for overseeing developing promoting implementing administering and maintaining the DOHI HSE Management System based on the adaptation ofrecognized HSE standards and best practices The role includes Advising the company on HSE compliance Interpreting the principles of duty ofcare in the workplace Facilitating safety consultations through

Toolbox Talks TBT Guiding on applying general principles of prevention outlined in the HSE-MS Communicating health and safetymessages across the workforce Monitoring site safety and conducting staff safety training Influencing and supporting line management in HSE leadership Initiating regular site inspections with workers safety representatives Participating in HSE consultations to maximize effectiveness Monitoring accident and incident data internally Liaising with the Project Manager and Client on all HSE matters Conducting accident investigations and preparing detailed reports Authorities Encourage safety awareness throughout project operations Liaise with the Project Manager and Client HSE Department on all HSE aspects of the contract Ensure the contract-specific HSE Plan is effectively communicated and implemented

The HSE Advisor is responsible for:

• Identify potential site hazards and update the site-specific HSE Plan accordingly.
• Maintain the HSE Management System and Project HSE Plan as living documents.
• Initiate the HSE Case, defining its scope, cost, resources, interfaces, and responsibilities.
• Act as the HSE liaison between departments and the Project Manager.
• Promote proactive HSE management practices among staff and subcontractors.
• Provide technical HSE input, including ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) and HEMP (Hazard and Effects Management Process).
• Implement health and safety strategies tailored to operational risks.
• Conduct risk assessments and develop operational procedures to mitigate hazards.
• Lead site inspections ensuring safety policies and procedures are being followed.
• Deliver in-house training sessions for management and workers on health and safety risks.
• Keep records of inspections, incidents, and statistics; generate reports and recommendations.
• Stay updated on health and safety legislation and best practices.
• Develop and issue monthly reports, newsletters, and bulletins.
• Manage and coordinate the safe disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous materials.
• Provide advice on specialist areas such as fire safety, noise, machinery safeguarding, and occupational health.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by the reporting manager.

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Health & Safety or Environmental Studies (desirable)
  NEBOSH Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety or equivalent (essential).

High standard of written and verbal communication

Ability to explain complex safety concepts clearly across different levels of the organization

Strong negotiating skills, with diplomacy and patience to influence management on safety compliance

Strong understanding of safety legislation and codes of practice

Analytical and investigative mindset for identifying risks and trends

Strong IT skills for preparing reports and analyzing data Ability to engage with and lead teams effectively at all levels

Excellent organizational skills with the ability to prioritize workload and meet deadlines

Computer literate with working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (or equivalent) and project tools