HSE Engineer

Role Overview

HSE Engineer position with Archirodon Group N.V, located in Abu Dhabi. The role requires ADNOC approval.

Company Overview

Archirodon is an international Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor with over half a century of experience executing complex EPC projects worldwide. The company has an outstanding record in completing major Energy (Oil & Gas, Power and Water), Marine, Infrastructure and Defense & Security projects globally, delivering reliability and trust as a major EPC contractor.

Role Purpose

Support the implementation of health, safety, and environmental programs while ensuring compliance with ADNOC regulations and standards in the Oil & Gas EPC business.

Key Responsibilities

HSE Leadership and Team Management

• Lead a team of HSE professionals including HSE Engineers, Senior HSE Officers, and HSE Officers.

HSE Management and Compliance

• Demonstrate strong understanding of HSE issues, practices, and behavioral aspects in the Oil & Gas EPC business.
• Maintain sound understanding of the HSE Management System and HSE legislative requirements.
• Develop HSE plans and Emergency response procedures and plans.
• Ensure awareness of H2S hazards and control measures.

Audit and Assessment

• Apply broad knowledge and experience in audit processes.
• Demonstrate competency in SSOW including Permit to Work (PTW), Work Management System (WMS), and Risk Assessment.

Incident Management

• Analyze incidents and apply root cause analysis techniques.

Communication

• Speak, read, and write English with good communication skills.
• Demonstrate effective interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in relevant Engineering, Science, or HSE discipline from an institution of higher learning authorized to grant academic degrees in the country of issue.
• NEBOSH IGC or equivalent, subject to approval by ADNOC Group.
• Lead auditor certification in ISO 45001 or ISO 14001, or equivalent.
• Incident Investigation techniques training.
• Minimum 15 years of HSE experience in oil & gas or petrochemical industries, with at least 3 years in a Lead HSE role on Construction, fabrication, installation, and/or commissioning projects or operations.

Additional Information

• Any other HSE certifications will be considered at ADNOC Group discretion.