HSE Officer

Job Description: HSE Officer

Summary

Assist the supervisor in planning, organizing, and monitoring the implementation of MPCL HSE Management Systems. Focus on effective emergency management to prevent/minimize harm to personnel, the environment, assets, and company reputation. Ensure compliance with relevant legislation and manage third-party contractors working on site. Ensure adherence to the Integrated Management System (IMS) policy, MPCL HSE guidelines, that can help meet business needs and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Oversee the HSE practices of the contractor and ensure their adherence to MPCL policies and regulatory requirements on the well construction site.
2. Conduct regular HSE walkarounds and inspections to verify compliance with established guidelines and report any non-conformities to MPCLs corporate HSE management for corrective action.
3. Report any incident to MPCLs corporate HSE management and monitor incident reports and safety statistics to identify trends, providing feedback to field management to address any emerging safety issues.
4. Ensure that emergency response plans are understood and effectively communicated on-site. Facilitate emergency drills and training sessions to maintain preparedness.
5. Prepare daily HSE reports and provide timely updates to the supervisor regarding critical safety issues requiring immediate attention.
6. Ensure contractors all necessary HSE documentation is up-to-date and readily accessible on-site, including safety data sheets and incident reports, calibration, and fitness certifications.
7. Delivery of HSE induction training for new personnel, ensuring that they understand safety protocols relevant to well construction operations.
8. Conduct regular HSE training as required and keep a tracker up-to-date and readily accessible on-site.
9. Ensure ongoing compliance with HSE regulations set by relevant authorities and internal company standards during well construction activities.

Education/Required Skills:

1. Bachelors degree in engineering, Occupational Health and Safety, or a related field, with a solid understanding of ISO and other HSE standards relevant to the oil and gas industry.
2. Relevant HSE training certificates or diplomas are required.
3. Familiarity with contractor HSE management practices and relevant regulations in the oil and gas sector.
4. Strong observational and communication skills to report safety issues effectively.