Head of Technical Safety job in UAE

Rate

US$5000 - US$7500 per month + Accommodation, schooling, furniture

Type

Permanent

Location

UAE

Region

Abu Dhabi

Town

Abu Dhabi

Required Residency

Posted By

Project People Limited

Date Posted

17 Jun 2015

Expiry Date

24 Jun 2015

Job Reference

42920_60852proje_PAP

Job Description

Job Title: Head of Technical Safety

Must Have:

Minimum Bachelors degree in engineering or Health and safety related discipline 10 years in a Managerial position in HSE related to the oil and Energy business. Excellent written and spoken English Ideally knowledge or previous work experience in the UAE

Role:

Provide leadership in the development and delivery of best in class process safety Asset integrity Management processes. Day to day planning and coordination of technical safety section activities. Ensure performance standards and written schemes of examination are developed and maintained. Coordinating HEMP studies, HAZOP, HAZID, HAZEER, ENVID, SIL, QRA Reviewing contractor safety – including trips to contractors place of operation.

Company: Part of the Adnoc group of companies developing sour gas fields, liquid hydrocarbons and sulphur

Terms:

Residential direct hire (staff) role 5/2 working week Accommodation allowance (AED 200k per annum), furniture allowance Schooling (Check full terms for age restrictions) AED 20,000 – 28,000 per month tax free

About us:

Founded in 1995, with operations spanning 23 countries, Project People has evolved into a leading global provider of technical specialists. With extensive networks and proven project mobilisation experience, we breakdown international barriers to resolve complex resourcing, legislative and logistical issues for our clients.

Project People Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

check the link below:

https://www.oilandgasjobsearch.com/Oil-and-Gas-Jobs/Technical-Safety-Engineer-Jobs/Head-of-Technical-Safety/Details/1096812

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Technical Safety Engineer job in Egypt

Rate

Negotiable

Type

Contract

Location

Egypt

Region

Town

Cairo

Required Residency

Posted By

Orion Group UK

Date Posted

2 Jun 2015

Expiry Date

30 Jun 2015

Job Reference

77161_65007orion_902

Job Description

902483 - Technical Safety Engineer

Our client is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies. Employing over 100,000 personnel in around 90 countries their strategy is to reinforce their position as a leader in the Oil & Gas industry.

They are currently recruiting for the position of Technical Safety Engineer, based in Cairo, Egypt.

Job Description

An experienced Technical Safety Engineer is required to join our client's team in Cairo, Egypt to mentor, coach and develop two HSE engineers in Technical HSE AIPS, HSE cases, HEMP, Risk Management and Quantitative Risk Assessment.

The role is residential, initially on a 6 month contact, with a good chance that it will be extended, probably a further 6 months.

This is a contract position.

The rate for this position is negotiable.

If you feel that you are well suited to the above opportunity and would like to find out more then please contact Orion Group for more information or apply by forwarding your current CV quoting reference 902483.

Orion Group currently supplies over 4,500 personnel in roles including Oil & Gas, Renewables, Power & Utilities, Construction, Mining, Rail, Aerospace, IT & Telecoms, Office and Commercial. With 40 offices worldwide, Orion Group operates internationally and in October 2013, were named the UK's number one for Oil & Gas recruitment.

check the link:

https://www.oilandgasjobsearch.com/Oil-and-Gas-Jobs/Technical-Safety-Engineer-Jobs/Technical-Safety-Engineer/Details/1093652

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URGENT REQUIRED HSE MANAGER AND ENGINEER

URGENT REQUIRED HSE MANAGER AND ENGINEER FOR REDCO COMPNAY IN QATAR

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URGENT REQUIREMENT FOR HSE MANAGER

Location: Saudi Arabia

Duration: Long Term

Graduate Engineer with Safety diploma certifications/You should be ready to work 24×7 whenever required.

6+ years experience

Rian
9867855502 
7718822213
9987245355
pooja@saadtech.in
oues@saadent.com
komal@saadtech.in
oues@saadent.com

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Fire Engineer for Saudi Arabia

Perform responsible professional engineering review;

Inspection and investigative work in thespecialized field of fire,protection,and prevention;

Provide suitable designandinstallation of firesuppression and fire detectionsystems

Experience:5+ years of experience in Marine/Gas & Oil Industry /EPC

Qualification: B.E ECE or B.E Instrumentation or B.E Fire Engineer

Email: rajak.vhrs@gmail.com

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HSE Head in Khalid Electrical & Mechanical Company – KEMCO, Qatar

Qualification : Degree in Engineering (Preferably Electrical) with NEBOSH Diploma in OHS.

Minimum 8 Years experience(at least 3 years as HSE Manager).

Some experience in QA/QC desirable.

Must be able to manage all the functions related to HSE & QA/QC involved in an organization with contracts for large size Electrical Projects.

Gulf experience preferable.

Nationality : Indian

Email : rec16@asmacs.net

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HSE@DRILLING RIG IN WORLD-WIDE COMPANY

Job Description:

Working on a long term contract for one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world.

We are looking for a Rig HSE Coordinator, Field based position working at rig locations. This will be a 28/28 rotation.

The ideal candidate will have extensive working experience in the oil and gas industry, with a lot of those years of employment in a safety role and in the drilling industry, concurrent experience in a safety / drilling role would be preferred.
International recognized Safety Professional qualification, for example NEBOSH or equivalent.

-CHECK THE LINK
http://www.rigzone.com/jobs/postings/842092/Drilling_Rig_HSE_Co-ordinator_2828_700_pd.asp?s=2

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HSE ENGINEER@JEDDAH

Location & Duration

*Saudi Arabia - 18 months
EU and US nationals strongly advsied to apply

My client is a leader in the industry, providing construction solutions worldwide with a focus on water and power plant facilities.

They have a huge project in Saudi Arabia, which will run for the next 18 months - 2 years and currently seek a HSE Engineer to carry out health and safety activities during the constuction phase.

To be suitable for this position you will need to have the following background in HSE Engineering;

*Experience within water & power plants
*Mechanical and construction experience
*Suitable engineering degree
*A background of experience in HSE, plant work.
*Ability to work well in a team and take a senior role when required

CHECK THE LINK
http://www.rigzone.com/jobs/postings/847991/HSE_Engineer.asp

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HSE Engineer for aramco rig

Job Description:

Location : The selected applicants will be working for our client, SAUDI ARAMCO

Job Title Rig HSE Coordinator

Duties and Responsibilities.
• Provides advice and consultation to department staff to assist them in maintaining a safe working environment in compliance with HSE regulations, standards and practices.

• Implement the corporate HSE policy and monitors compliance. This includes the supervision of local surveys and sampling as well as the interpretation of measurement results.

• Stays current with all applicable HSE regulations, standards, procedures and guidelines as well as all SAUDI ARAMCO HSE programs.

• Responds to concerns and requests for information from concerned departments.

• Helps organize and participates in major HSE surveys such as all Safety/environmental related surveys, inspections, and assessments.

• Reviews and comments on HSE aspects of contract documents.

• Provide needed support for the implementation of HSE programs.

• Attends major HSE meetings and other related courses and conferences.

• Enhances HSE awareness by organizing presentations and video sessions, distributing information, and setting a good example.

• Writes formal reports, HSE articles for company publications, and develops/delivers presentations.

• Coordinates ongoing HSE projects, such as : Safety Management System (SMS)/Environmental Management System (EMS) - related activities within the organization as appropriate, including the development of safety/environmental objectives and indicators, tracking of performance and costs, and record-keeping and reporting functions.

• Identifies and evaluates hazardous conditions and practices in the workplace.

• Conducts and coordinates on-site inspections to audit physical conditions and safe work practices and provides advice and counsel concerning compliance with corporate safety regulations and procedures.

• Keeps management updated on non-compliant and significant environmental issues.

• Performs construction site and/or area HSE inspections of department facilities and operations.

• Applies risk assessment and management practices on drilling facilities.

• Prepares HSE orientations, safety training, and job site inspection procedures. Directs or assists in the development of specialized education and training materials. Conducts specialized HSE training programs to communicate hazard control information. Assists local management in new employee occupational health, safety and environmental orientation.

• Reviews and analyzes injury, property damage, and statistical loss data and works with management to prepare comprehensive recommendations for corrective action to eliminate or minimize potential hazards.

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CHECK THE LINK BELOW

http://www.rigzone.com/jobs/postings/375723/Rig_HSE_Advisor_Coordinator.asp

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Required HSE Engineer in ABU DHABI

JOB DESCRIPTION

Requirements:

1. Candidate must be Bachelor's Degree in Engineering.
2.  Minimum 5 years experience.
3.  Good communication skills in English.
4. E-mail: rw.enghotmail.com

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Drilling HSE Engineer

HSE Engineer

Our Client, a major operator with an unrivalled presence in the Middle East, is searching for a Drilling HSE Engineer of the highest calibre. The position is a residential office based role. The Drilling HSE Engineer will be responsible for overseeing the health and safety of several land and offshore drilling rigs, leading and motivating an experienced team of rig site HSE Advisors.

Contract duration: 12 month ongoing
Residential 
Start Date: Quarter 3/4 2015

Accountabilities

• Provision of HSE support & advice to staff and contractors 
• Ensure that the HSE risks associated with the work are systematically identified and mitigated 
• Take a leading role in the development of a proactive HSE culture  
• Ensure contractors are systematically assessed through a rigorous auditing process and managed to achieve an excellent performance  
•              Use communication skills to influence contracting organisations to deliver an excellent performance, including active participation during the daily rig                    calls regarding all HSE matters and leading the regular HSE conference calls with the rig.  
•              Participate in (and where appropriate lead ) incident investigation teams including closeout of actions 
• Act as the competent point of contact for external Regulatory and other stakeholders 
• Ensure a current permits and consents plan is in place 
• Provide leadership in terms of emergency and contingency management 
• Manage the collection and reporting of key proactive and reactive HSE metrics on the project 
• Through a clear strategy, careful planning and performance monitoring drive excellent HSE performance in both staff and contractor communities 
• Take a leading role in the implementation of company procedures and policies 
• Provide a training resource as necessary 
•  Individual will also need to be able to coach and support the activities of the offshore safety coach


Personal Criteria

• HSEQ / Emergency Response / Occupational Health / training experience 
• Ability to work at project and senior management / Governmental level 
• Excellent communication and influencing skills 
• Organised, task driven and proactive  
• Planning and supervisory skills
• Excellent communication and influencing skills
• Organised, task driven and proactive 
• Planning and supervisory skills 
• Consummate Team player


To apply for this position, please submit your latest CV, quoting the job reference J8073, giving details of your current day rate and availability to Prodrill.CV@prodrill-ers.com.

- See more at: http://www.prodrill-ers.com/jobs/show/hse-engineer#sthash.pFvwuEhI.dpuf

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Fall Protection

Fall Protection

http://www.4shared.com/web/preview/pdf/-aKDS1Lkba?

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Radiation Safety

Radiation Safety

http://www.4shared.com/office/WOxO6NiUce/OSHA_RADIATION_PROTECTION_SHOR.html

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OSHA excavation & trenching

OSHA excavation & trenching

http://www.4shared.com/office/mhB42Km9ba/OSHA_excavation__trenching_Dub.html

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Stairs And Ladder Safety

Stairs Ans Ladder Safety

http://www.4shared.com/office/xYi5KWS4ce/stair_ladderS_SHORT.html

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Welding And Cutting

Welding And Cutting

http://www.4shared.com/office/6_lnkjwcba/weldingcutting.html

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Safety Sling

Osha Safety Sling

http://www.4shared.com/office/dGyjLpfPce/10-Slings_Safety.html

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Vehicle Rollover

What happened:

On March 28, 2014 at around 9 am, a contract driver was travelling to BVS station- to pick up the pipeline engineer, encountered with a big pot hole on the road, drifted away from the road resulting in a roll over. The driver escaped with minor injuries but the vehicle sustained damages.

Why it happened:

Poor Road Conditions and no sign boards. High Speed of the vehicle.

No HSE Induction for the driver and hence was unaware of the hazards.

Fatigue- The driver was assigned for work for the previous 40 days without rest.

Lessons Learned:

ü   Plan the journeys to Journey Management Plan.

ü   The road conditions shall be monitored regularly and repaired as required.

ü   Proper sign boards will enable the driver to encounter the hazards effectively.

ü   Site HSE Induction shall include details of road conditions which will enable new drivers to get familiarize with it.

ü   Proper and sufficient rest to drivers will make them more alert against hazards.

         

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What happened:

On 21^st May 2014 at around 1050 hrs, a contractor crew was travelling in a Toyota Land Cruiser on the sand track for performing maintenance of the solar and transformer rectifier units. As they were maneuvering a sharp bend, the driver lost control of the vehicle resulting in a roll over. No injuries to the personnel reported but the vehicle sustained damage.

Why it happened:

The vehicle came down a steep slope before the 90^o curve and did not anticipate the sharp bend ahead. As soon as he reached the bend, he applied brakes and immediately steered the vehicle to his right, the rear of the vehicle skid to the left and the roll over took place.

Driving on sand without engaging 4WD. Further the vehicle was over speeding.

The driver had poor safety record and the contractor management failed to take corrective actions.

Lessons Learned:

ü   Follow the posted speed limit –Speed in sand tracks shall be limited to a maximum of 80 km/hr.

ü   Driving on sand track requires engagement of 4WD.

ü   Driver performance shall be monitored and effective coaching to correct unsafe behavior be implemented

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Vehicle Head on Collision

 

What happened:

On 15^th May 2014 at around 0940 hrs, a private vehicle driven by an employee collided with a Contractor Vehicle at sand track. The employee was overtaking another vehicle but came face to face with the Contractor vehicle but could not steer away and both the vehicles rammed into each other. The employee sustained back injury and was admitted to hospital and the vehicles sustained significant damage.

Why it happened:

Improper Judgment: The employee in the private vehicle was overtaking without considering the upcoming vehicle.

Over Speeding – The private vehicle was driving at high speed.

Lessons Learned:

ü  Follow the posted speed limit –Speed in sand tracks shall be limited to a maximum of 80 km/hr.

ü  Extreme care shall be taken while overtaking. The driver shall judge the speed of the other vehicle and see the road ahead is clear.

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Car Collision

What happened:

On 30th April 2014, a Rig vehicle (Toyota Land Cruiser) was proceeding to Rig Camp on a sand track. At the same time Operations crew vehicle (Double Cabin Pickup) crew was approaching towards an intersection on main track. The sand track was in low lying area with dunes, blocking clear view of approaching traffic at the intersection and the road warning sign was disoriented, due to winds. The rig vehicle was not fitted with desert flag. Both vehicles were driven at a speed of approximately 60 km/Hr. While Operations vehicle was in the middle of the intersection, the rig vehicle approached and collided with Operations crew vehicle.

All crew members and drivers escaped unhurt and the vehicles sustained minor damage.

Why it happened:

The driver entered the main track from a side track without stopping at the intersection.

Hazards associated with the route were not adequately identified and the warning sign was disoriented.

Rig vehicle was not fitted with desert flag and daily inspections failed to identify the same.

Lessons Learned:

ü Identify hazards associated with the route prior to commencing a journey in desert conditions.

ü When crossing intersections, ensure the road/tracks are clear.

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Car Rollover

What happened:

On 26^th April 2014 at around 1030 hrs, a Kenworth trailer truck rolled over in a road. The truck was loaded with chemicals to a drilling site. The trailer while traversing through the sand track came across sand dunes which made it impossible to travel further. The driver decided to reverse the vehicle and in the process rolled over as the sand gave way in a sloped area. The driver escaped unhurt with no apparent damage to the truck. Most of the materials transported were damaged.

Why it happened:

The driver decided to reverse the vehicle even after it was stuck in the loose sand. There was no assistance for the driver in the vehicle.

The driver undertook the journey through an unapproved track. No apparent communication between the supervisor and driver for the route to be taken.

Lessons Learned:

ü Communication to drivers while undertaking journey in desert roads shall be clear and precise.

ü The desert routes shall be pre-approved prior to the journey.

ü A minimum of two people shall be in the vehicles carrying heavy load during desert journeys for assistance.

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Car Accident

CAR ACCIDENT

What happened:

On the morning of 17^th April, 2014, Pipeline Engineer started driving car around 06:40am from accommodation to MOT having 3 other employees.

After driving approx. 500m at the speed of 76km/hr. he tried to change lane from right to left, while doing this he observed a passenger bus on his left side. Bus driver honked the horn; driver got panic and took a sharp turn to his right smashing four road side sign boards consecutively before stopping. All the four passengers including driver came out of the vehicle without injury, but damage to vehicle was irreparable.

Why it happened:

Unawareness of traffic rules and “Right-of-way”

Improper decision making and Lack of judgment

Absence of attention to the moving traffic

Lessons Learned:

ü  Always drive with full concentration and follow safe driving regulations and guidance.

ü  Identify road hazards and traffic flow on both sides

ü  Watch out for pedestrians especially near crossings and parked vehicles along road side.

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