HSE Manager

Your tasks

Lead health, safety and environment (HSE) arrangements, translating shore/offshore risks, simultaneous operations and remote-site emergency requirements into readiness checks, field supervision and incident closeout. Reports to the Project Manager and interfaces directly with company HSE, vessel Masters and the client safety team.

Prepare the project HSE plan, risk register and vessel/shore bridging arrangements, aligning client, vessel and specialist subcontractor requirements.

1. Lead hazard identification, risk assessment and job safety analysis (JSA) for horizontal directional drilling (HDD), inadvertent drilling-fluid returns, hot work, lifting, pullback, mooring, diving and pressure testing.
2. Monitor permit to work (PTW), energy isolation, simultaneous operations (SIMOPS) and pre-task briefings; implement exclusion zones, pipeline/cable protection and stop-work criteria.
3. Coordinate safe personnel transfer, berthing, lifting and anchor handling; verify training, competence, equipment inspection and site-entry evidence.
4. Oversee diving and survey subcontractor safety interfaces, rescue readiness and work coordination; qualified diving supervisors retain diving command and the Master retains vessel-safety authority.
5. Establish remote-site medical and evacuation arrangements and drills for man overboard, fire, spills, diving emergencies and severe weather; verify communications and external response resources.
6. Coordinate drilling-fluid, waste oil and other waste classification, handling and disposal, discharge controls and community impacts with environmental and external-relations personnel.
7. Lead inspections, subcontractor audits and incident/near-miss investigations; track corrective actions and HSE reports, recommending stop work for unacceptable risks and safe restart.

Requirements

1. Degree in safety, environment, engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent HSE qualifications.
2. Having a minimum of fifteen (15) year experience in health, safety, security, and environmental management within the oil and gas industry. Prior experience in progressively responsible roles, including leadership positions related to HSSE. Having Industry-recognized certifications such as NEBOSH, Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Occupational Health and Safety Technician (OHST), or similar certifications relevant to HSSE management. offshore construction or construction-vessel experience is required.
3. Knowledge of ISO 45001, ISO 14001, contractor safety management and vessel/shore bridging.
4. Ability to review JSAs and work permits and understand critical controls for diving, lifting, mooring, pressure systems and SIMOPS.
5. Competence in incident investigation, subcontractor audits, training and remote medical evacuation planning, with independent safety judgement.
6. Working English for safety meetings, training and reports; meet medical, entry and training requirements for the actual offshore assignment and accept site/vessel work.

Preferred experience and qualifications

1. Indonesian occupational-safety qualification such as Ahli K3 Umum or an applicable specialist credential, National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) or equivalent.
2. Indonesian oil and gas client audits, vessel/shore bridging, diving subcontractor and environmental experience; offshore safety training verified against mobilisation requirements.
3. Working Mandarin preferred; Bahasa Indonesia is an additional advantage.Indonesian locals are given priority

Skills:

• Microsoft Office
• Administration
• Customer Service
• Microsoft Word
• Environmental Monitoring
• Microsoft Excel
• Risk Management
• Teamwork
• Environmental Awareness
• Safety and Environment

Other

Lack of Mandarin or Bahasa Indonesia is not an automatic rejection. Professional competence and working English take priority.