HSE Advisor

Responsibilities and requirements describe HSE leadership and compliance with COMPANY'S safety, ethics rules, procedures, and standards as they relate to Control of Work Procedure

• Fully Adhere to COMPANY'S safety and ethics rules, procedures, and Values
• Strive for "no accidents, no harm to people, and no damage to environmental by implementing industry safety practices and complying to COMPANY'S life saving rules at all times.
• Conduct inspections, incident investigations, hazard assessments, and health and safety training for the workforce
• Lead risk assessments, safety cases and setting up of HSE plans, and management of Change with HSE
• Consult and coach the workforce on health, safety, and environmental procedures, hazard identification, and training to promote awareness
• Participate in audits, identify gaps, develop closure plans, and support incident investigations and risk assessments
• Provide guidance on safety aspects of site activities, identifying emerging risks and ensuring compliance with COMPANY and industry standards
• Foster transparent safety reporting (e.g., observations, near misses, SOCs) and workforce engagement, including local safety initiatives
• Develop and deliver safety training focused on human performance, emphasizing tools to reduce errors, such as Task Improvement and related process tools
• Engage in site risk management activities, including hazard identification, risk assessments, toolbox talks, equipment inspections, and radiological protection
• Conduct self-verification using HSE and GOO Self-Verification Handbooks
• Oversee contractor activities and maintain emergency response capabilities by training emergency teams and conducting regular drills
• Incorporating learnings to enhance ERPs and response
• Investigate near misses and incidents using tools like 5 Whys and Logic Tree, including Human Factors Analysis; develop insights from safety observations, safety reports, near misses, incidents, self-verifications, emergency drills, KPIs, audits and contractor HSE data
• Lead HSE site meetings, review trends and insights, advise on IRIS usage, and track action closure
• Support regulator inspections, maintain local safety cases, and report breaches as required
• Enhance environmental performance by identifying sustainable GHG reductions and managing waste, air, and water emissions in line with COMPANY standards
• Drive continuous improvement in contractor HSE performance, ensuring compliance with COMPANY'S standards, procedures, and HSE requirements
• Strengthen the safety culture by implementing campaigns and initiatives, fostering human performance understanding, and promoting care
• Ensure compliance with COMPANY'S HSE OMS requirements and applicable legislation
• Offer challenge, coaching, and support to site managers and teams to achieve continuous HSE improvement

• Degree or NEBOSH (National Educational Board of Occupational Safety & Health)
• Certificate / Diploma or British Safety Council International Diploma in Safety Management or equivalent HSE qualifications
• Certificate in Environment Management System (e.g., ISO 14001 Lead auditor's course)
• Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis skills
• Emergency Response certificate
• Process safety for technicians
• Advanced Knowledge of Control of Work
• Chartered Member of the Institution of Occupational Safety & Health (CMIOSH)

A minimum of 6 years' experience in HSE operations in oil and gas industry. For Omani Candidates refer C7.

• HSE Policy & Strategic Objectives, HSE Leadership and Commitment
• HSE Risk Management Framework and HEMP for Significant Risks / HSE Cases Emergency Response and Safe Systems of Work
• HSE planning and procedures and HSE Performance Mgt. Incident Classification and Investigation & Reporting
• HSE Audit and HSE Management Review
• Quality & environmental standards
• Waste Management and emissions Contaminated site remediation
• Awareness in Conservation & Biodiversity, Health Impact Assessment and Human Factors Engineering