Installation & Commissioning HSE Advisor

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The I&C HSE Advisor is a field-based role that provides on‑site Health, Safety and Environment guidance and assurance across installation and commissioning scopes (SURF, subsea, hook‑up, and offshore commissioning). The position reports to the I&C HSE Lead and works closely with the Installation & Commissioning Manager, Site Representatives, Delivery Managers, and contractor for HSE teams.

• Execute project HSE plans and routines on board installation vessels and at shorebase; embed risk controls into day‑to‑day operations.
• Support risk assessments (Campaign, Vessel, Task‑level); verify critical controls and ALARP decisions using bowties and checklists.
• Participate in SIMOPS planning and toolbox talks; reinforce STOP Work Authority and Life‑Saving Rules.
• Conduct field leadership, inspections, and HSE verifications in work areas (deck, crane ops, diving spreads, ROV control, warehouses).
• Monitor contractor HSE performance against Trion Contractor HSER&S Minimum Requirements and bridging documents; raise gaps and follow up corrective actions.
• Assist with incident reporting and investigations (ICAM/5‑Whys); ensure learning capture and timely close‑out in First Priority.
• Contribute to HSE assurance program (Level 1/2 verifications); record compliance evidence prior to phase start and during execution.
• Support emergency response readiness (drills, muster, medevac coordination) and occupational health risk management.
• Coach and influence contractor supervisors and crew on hazard identification, hierarchy of controls, and safe work behaviours.
• Engage with marine assurance requirements for project vessels and align with Woodside standards where applicable.

• I&C HSE Lead (line reporting)
• Installation & Commissioning Manager
• Site Representatives and Vessel OIM/WSR
• Delivery Managers and Offshore Supervisors
• Contractor HSE managers/advisors (vessel and shorebase)
• Marine Assurance, Occupational Health, and Environment advisors

• Bachelor’s degree in HSE, Engineering, or equivalent experience (preferred).
• 5–8 years of HSE experience in offshore oil & gas; minimum 3 years in subsea/SURF installation or commissioning. Deepwater experience strongly preferred.
• Recognised HSE certifications (e.g., NEBOSH/IOSH); valid offshore survival and medical certifications.
• Proficiency in incident investigation methodologies (ICAM, 5‑Whys) and human factors concepts.
• Working knowledge of OSHA, ISO 45001, IOGP standards; familiarity with SIMOPS and marine operations.
• Experience with contractor management, bridging documents, and assurance activities.
• Comfortable with digital tools/BI dashboards for HSE performance monitoring.

• Strong field presence and visible safety leadership; able to influence in high‑risk environments.
• Analytical problem‑solving and risk‑based decision‑making; task‑oriented and delivery focused.
• Clear communication and coordination skills across multicultural teams (Spanish/English an advantage).
• Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and adapt to changing schedules.

• Field‑based rotation offshore and/or project‑based travel between Houston, Tampico shorebase, and offshore vessels.
• Dynamic marine environments with heavy lifts, subsea activities, and DP vessels.
• High‑pressure settings requiring rapid adaptation and effective teamwork…