✨ AI Summary
The Manager HSES is responsible for managing the HSES group and ensuring its performance and results. This role requires a deep understanding of HSES concepts, theories, principles, and industry-specific applications to improve effectiveness, provide guidance, and influence policies. The Manager HSES will address technical, operational, and organizational challenges impacting HSES effectiveness, making decisions guided by policies, resource needs, budgets, and the business plan. Key responsibilities include maintaining HSES policies, interpreting regulatory requirements, ensuring adequate manning for HSES activities, identifying and addressing training needs, implementing local and project HSES procedures, monitoring subcontractor performance, facilitating risk reviews, preparing audit plans, conducting audits, preparing HSES activity plans and performance reports, setting annual targets, developing improvement plans, leading incident investigations, providing HSES input for look-ahead plans, management of change, and lessons learned, reviewing and approving subcontractors and vendors, and participating in various project forums.
Requirements
Requires a degree (or equivalent education/experience) in an HSES related field, over 8-9 years of HSE experience in the Energy Industry, a NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent, and training/experience as an ISO standards lead auditor (9001, 14001, or 45001). Must maintain key HSES competencies, possess excellent communication and presentation skills, and be knowledgeable of local and international HSES laws and regulations.
Description
Job Overview:
The Manager HSES requires a comprehensive understanding of HSES concepts, theories, principles, and other related disciplines. The Manager of HSES must be able to apply an understanding of the industry to improve effectiveness, provide guidance, and influence processes and policies for the HSES discipline as well as identify and resolve technical, operational, and organizational problems that impact effectiveness. The Manager HSES impacts the level of service and the HSES team’s ability to meet quality and timeliness objectives. Policies, resource requirements, budgets, and the business plan should guide decisions made by the Manager HSES.