HSE Supervisor

Companyfrom the Oil & Gas industry is looking for candidates for the position ofHSE Supervisor for various

Offshore Vessels

MISSION

• Provide necessary support to ensure the correct development, management and improvement of the site/field/Vessel HSEManagement System throughout all the phases

TASKS

• Provide professional support to ensure that all activities carried out on-board Saipem site/field/vessels (including Offshore Rigs) are conducted in strict accordance with Saipem HSE Standards, applicable local legislation, International Standards(ISO
  14001 and ISO 45001), Client HSE Requirements
• Provide specialist advise to Vessel Management Team and workforce in general for interpretation and implementation ofthe applicable HSE Procedures
• Ensure effective implementation of Life Saving Rules
• Liaise with HSE or QHSE Divisions functions, operating companies and project team in order to ensure compliance with standards and procedures on site/field/vessels
• Support the Vessel Management Team and the workforce in the HSE Risk Assessment and Job Safety Analysis
• Assist the Vessel Management Teams in the Risk Management process (i.e. implementation of Risk Control Measures)
• Deliver HSE training
• Take part in Accident / Incident investigation
• Coordinate the activities of the HSE Officers
• Ensure the correct reporting of HSE data and monitoring of corrective actions

Requirements:

• Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience in O&G offshore as HSE
• BOSIET

Project, flag:

Location:

Worldwide

Position:

TBC (The contract starting date as per the travel date to work side)

Contract duration:

Work/leave rotation:

35/35 (35 paid working days followed by 35 unpaid leave days)

Working hours:

12 hours per day and 7 days per week

To be confirmed

Overtime:

• Overtime rate will also be included on top for every extra hour of work

Insurances:

• Death & Disability + Life Insurance, Medical Insurance and Income protection provided by the company

Flights:

• Prepaid Economy class ticket at beginning, end of CNT and for each work leave rotation cycle