Location: Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta
Role Summary
"The PMC HSE Manager is the independent safety assurance leader for the project , responsible for ensuring that EPC Contractors deliver the work safely within a complex brownfield environment while protecting personnel, existing operations, the environment, and the Owner's interests. The role combines strategic HSE leadership, field presence, contractor governance, and operational interface management, making it one of the most critical positions within the site-based PMC leadership team.
"RolePurpose
The HSE Manager is the senior PMC Health, Safety and Environment representative at site and is responsible for providing leadership, governance, assurance, and oversight of all HSE activities associated with the execution of the second RKEF production train within an operating nickel smelting facility.
The role is not responsible for directly managing contractor HSE personnel or performing construction activities. Instead, the HSE Manager acts as the PMC's independent assurance representative, ensuring EPC Contractors, subcontractors, and project stakeholders comply with project HSE requirements, Indonesian regulations, international standards, and industry best practices.
A key challenge of the role is the management of significant brownfield construction activities within a live operating smelter environment, requiring robust SIMOPS, interface management, and risk control strategies to protect both construction personnel and operating plant personnel.
The HSE Manager is expected to drive a proactive safety culture while ensuring safe execution of construction, tie‑ins, shutdowns, pre‑commissioning, commissioning, and start‑up activities.
Key Accountabilities- Implementation of the PMC HSE assurance strategy.
- Independent oversight of EPC Contractor HSE performance.
- Achievement of project HSE objectives and KPIs.
- Effective management of SIMOPS risks.
- Assurance of regulatory compliance.
- Oversight of environmental compliance activities.
- Emergency preparedness and response readiness.
- Safety leadership and cultural development.
- HSE readiness for commissioning and start‑up.
- Timely reporting of HSE performance to project leadership.
- Serve as the senior PMC HSE representative at site.
- Promote a visible and proactive safety leadership culture.
- Lead by example and drive positive HSE behaviors across all project participants.
- Establish and maintain a "Zero Harm" project philosophy.
- Participate in senior management safety engagements.
- Conduct regular site safety walks and leadership inspections.
- Provide expert HSE advice to the Project Director and Construction Director.
- Develop and implement the PMC HSE assurance plan.
- Verify EPC Contractors comply with approved HSE plans and procedures.
- Conduct audits, inspections, and compliance reviews.
- Monitor implementation of critical risk controls.
- Assess contractor HSE competency and supervision effectiveness.
- Review contractor HSE performance and recommend corrective actions where required.
- Participate in project assurance reviews and stage‑gate assessments.
- Provide independent reporting on HSE performance and trends.
- Lead HSE oversight for activities involving simultaneous operations between construction and the operating smelter.
- Review SIMOPS plans and risk assessments.
- Ensure proper coordination between operations and construction teams.
- Verify interface risks are identified and mitigated.
- Participate in operational readiness and shutdown planning reviews.
- Monitor implementation of permit‑to‑work systems.
- Ensure isolation and energy control systems are effective.
- Support management of tie‑ins to operating systems.
Particular focus areas include:
- Utility connections
- Power system integration
- Water systems tie‑ins
- Fuel systems
- Process tie‑ins
- Shutdown activities
- Energization activities
- Construction Risks
- Heavy lifting operations
- Crane activities
- Working at height
- Excavation and trenching
- Scaffolding
- Structural steel erection
- Process and Industrial Risks
- Furnace construction
- Refractory installation
- Kiln installation
- Hot work activities
- Pressure testing
- Electrical Risks
- High‑voltage installations
- Energization activities
- Lockout‑tagout implementation
- Temporary power systems
- Operational Interface Risks
- Live plant interfaces
- SIMOPS activities
- Plant shutdowns
- Utility tie‑ins
- Ensure critical controls are verified and maintained throughout execution.
- Review contractor HSE staffing and competency levels.
- Monitor contractor compliance with project requirements.
- Analyze trends in leading and lagging indicators.
- Lead periodic contractor HSE performance reviews.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives.
- Challenge unsafe behaviors.
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