Construction HSE Manager

Job description / Role

Employment: Full Time

About ENGIE

Inspired by our purpose (raison du2019u00eatre), we reconcile economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet, building on our key businesses (gas, renewable energy, services) to offer competitive solutions to our customers.

We act throughout the value chain: strategy, design, engineering, energy-efficient asset construction, digital platforms, operations management, financing syndication and outcome assurance. And, by using globally leading technologies, we create innovative energy and smart solutions that help to make the world a better place.

Description about the Project

The plant will be located inland at a site situated one hundred sixty (160) km south-west of the city of Abu Dhabi.

About the job

Primary location: Abu Dhabi

• Develop a strategy for effective project occupational HSE management, including objectives, targets, and KPIs in line with ENGIE Group / Generation International HSE KPIs & objectives.
• Provide HSE leadership to ensure consistent implementation of Project Company Health, Safety, and Environmental Management Plan during construction and commissioning phase with an objective to reduce the frequency and severity of adverse HSE events.
• Ensure that the EPC Contractor and its subcontractors comply with Construction HSE Plan, Construction Environment and Social Management Plan, ENGIE's No Life at Risk Essentials, contractual HSE requirements, applicable HSE regulations, guidance and industry standards.
• Maintain the Project Health and Safety Risk Register and update it biannually, at minimum, based on actual risks as the project evolves.
• Develop project specific proactive (leading) and reactive (lagging) HSE key performance indicators (KPIs) in accordance with ENGIE GOP01 (Standard General Organizational Procedure Reporting on Group health & safety indicators) and Generation International specific requirements. Review and approve EPC Contractor HSE KPIs for the project.
• Promote and raise awareness of ENGIE's No Life at Risk Program at construction site by organizing joint campaigns with EPC Contractor with focus on effective implementation of Life Saving Rules, Stop Work Principle, Last Minute Risk Assessment, Incident Reporting, and Shared Vigilance.
• Conduct independent site safety monitoring through regular safety inspections, identifying hazards and unsafe conditions, producing nonconformance reports and follow up with EPC Contractor for close out of identified actions to assure effective operation of EPC's HSE Management system.
• Review and approve EPC Contractor's Safe System Of Work for project (including Permit to Work and LOTO).
• Ensure, from the outset of construction activities, the formation of an authorization panel for competency assessment and authorization of Permit to Work roles, for example, Permit Issuer and Permit Acceptor.
• Review and provide expert advice on EPC Contractor's method statements and risk assessments for high-risk activities, including excavation works, work at height, lifting operations, commissioning works, offshore works etc. Ensure that an independent, and effective review and approval process for high risk MSRA (Method statement & Risk Assessment) is in place.
• Perform regular assurance audits of the EPC Contractor's critical systems including Permit to Work Right First Time, LMRA, Stop Works, LSR breaches, Toolbox talks, to verify their effectiveness.
• Perform annual H&S audit of EPC Contractor and high-risk subcontractors, produce audit reports and monitor the close out of identified actions.
• Ensure compliance with ENGIE's Group Rule 09 "H&S in Industrial Projects". Monitor GR09 compliance checklist for the construction project and ensure the conduct of project safety studies (HAZID, HAZOP etc.).
• Ensure compliance with ENGIE's Group Rule 02 "H&S with regards to contractors" and support the H&S prequalification of contractors or subcontractors and assist in contractor(s) selection.
• Establish a governance process, in compliance to Group Rule 14, to ensure that there is a reward and sanction system in place. Fair sanctions must be applied in the event of a malicious or intentional breach of health and safety rules.
• Lead and/or participate in the investigations of serious incidents. Apply robust incident investigation techniques (for example, TapRoot) to determine causal factors and root causes.
• Ensure effective incident investigation to be performed by EPC Contractor, including incident reporting and follow-up.

Company Industry: Oil & Gas

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