Industrial Hygiene Engineer

Accountabilities:

• Lead the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) project.

• Plan and execute workplace exposure assessments relating to chemical physical biological and ergonomic hazards.

• Support the Industrial Hygiene (IH) team in risk prevention enhancement of control measures and implementation of an integrated IH risk management strategy.

• Train and mentor Associate/Developée Industrial Hygiene Engineers to progress in their responsibilities.

Key Activities:

• Evaluate the control of hazardous substances across operations.

• Review current practices and recommend improvements for measuring and reporting hazardous substances such as BTEX and H₂S at production and offloading sites.

• Conduct hazardous substance measurement surveys at offshore storage and offloading locations.

• Review and update Industrial Hygiene Risk Assessment Files (IHRAF) using qualitative and quantitative monitoring data.

• Develop IHRAF documentation for head office facilities.

• Perform noise surveys noise dosimetry and heat stress inspections.

• Deliver awareness campaigns related to hazardous substances.

• Train and support Associate/Developée Industrial Hygiene Engineers.

• Collaborate with other internal departments as required by daily activities.

• Carry out Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) assessments for office and accommodation facilities.

• Lead vibration risk assessments and recommend appropriate control measures.

Qualifications &

Experience:

• Certified Industrial Hygienist Engineering degree or Bachelors degree in a Science discipline.

• Minimum of five years experience in industrial hygiene assessment and/or risk management preferably within the Oil & Gas sector.

• Strong understanding of industry standards and offshore operational environments.

• Self-motivated with strong organizational communication and interpersonal skills.

• Proficiency in English and ability to produce high-quality written reports.

• Experience with photoionization detectors (PID) gas chromatograph monitoring and a solid understanding of gas detection methods detector limitations and sensor poisoning.

• Familiarity with Class 1 sound level meters and WBGT meters.

• Medically fit for offshore work in high-temperature conditions.