Job description
Missions : The main missions of the Job Holder are as follows :
- Contribute to the implementation of the CPY H2SE Management System at the CPF2 site. Contribute to ensuring that CPF2 site is a safe and healthy workplace for all Company (CPY) CPF2 Site Team members and Contractor (CTR) personnels,
- Ensure strict compliance to HSE requirements, including Environmental/Biodiversity and Social Performance matters given the specific context of the GGIP Projects,
- Implement the supervision and control of construction activities regarding the HSE aspects, as directed by the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent and in compliance with the CPY H2SE Management System. The ultimate goal being that potential risks that could harm or impede activities at the CPF2 site are well identified and that relevant mitigation plans developed to minimize these potential risks are correctly implemented,
- Participate to CTR’s JRAs reviews and ensure that these JRAs are duly implemented,
- Participate to Incident Investigation and Reporting related to CPF2 site activities as directed by the H2SE Superintendent. Assist and participate to risk, operational safety and emergency preparedness reviews and analysis,
- Act as an example in all HSE aspects concerned by the AGUP-2 activities in the CPF2 Site area (including surrounding communities areas).
- Assist CPY SPDTs in their support to the CTR with regards to chemical management. This includes, but is not limited to : Audits and visits CTR assets and chemical storages, Support and challenge CTR with regards to specific PPEs to the task, Support and challenge CTR with regards to MSDS management, Support H2SE SPDT with analysing chemical report and registers from CTR. The main activities of the Job Holder are as follows :
- Assist the CPF-2 H2SE Superintendent to ensure compliance with the HSE objectives throughout the Construction phase up to Commissioning and Start-Up phases,
- Provide the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent with regular reporting/information, including chemical storages status and major chemical related forecast if instructed to do so.
- Adopt and demonstrate exemplary behaviour with regard to HSE rules implementation,
- Report all situations contravening to the Drug and Alcohol policy in force at the CPF2 site,
- Maintain good relationships with Contractors, be flexible enough where relevant but also enforce rigorously HSE procedures when required. Liaise with/submit to CPF2 H2SE Superintendent for any acceptable HSE deviations/optimizations,
- Provide HSE inputs to weekly and monthly reports. Appraise the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent of relevant issues and seek guidance where necessary,
- Participate as required in the setup of the Project Safety Culture. Support its implementation at the CPF2 site,
- Assist in promoting awareness and practices by training, advertising, encouraging, collecting and updating safety statistics and presenting safety feedbacks bulletins, etc,
- Monitor the application of H2SE guidelines, procedures and practices in the day-to-day construction activities. Ensure that all operational activities, routine and non-routine, are prepared and performed with the required level of risks analysis and mitigation with qualified and well trained personnel,
- Support the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent in organizing regular emergency drills with the CTRs,
- Act as a CPY Site Emergency Team member, as directed by the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent,
- Support the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent in HSE audits (from assessment to follow-up and monitoring/implementation of agreed recommendations),
- Support the CPF2 H2SE Superintendent in HSE incidents investigation and follow-up,
- Adopt and demonstrate exemplary behaviour with regard to Ethics and Project “code of conduct” policy,
- Observe and impose strict confidentiality in the performance of his duties, all along the course of the Project,
- Perform his duties in strict compliance with the CPF2 Site Camp rules,
- Carry out any other duties or tasks that may be required by the position.
Requirements
- Degree : Bachelor’s degree in engineering or construction field and completed with an field/construction safety specialty,
- Minimum 10 to 15 years of experience in Oil & Gas Industry with similar large-scale onshore Greenfield and brownfield project with a very good knowledge of Total. Energies General Specifications, rules, procedures and International Codes and Standards,
- Thorough understanding of onshore O&G plant construction methods (technical aspects and related safety risks),
- Previous operational experience with similar stringency of Envionmental&Social requirements and complexity,
- Significant experiences in risk assessment techniques (Hazop, Hazan, Fault Tree, What if, etc...),
- Good knowledge in safety & environmental matters, e.g. Total. Energies rules, O&G industry practices, etc,
- Ability to determine the potential worst case scenarios in order to assess the realistic level of risk. Identify appropriate controls and risk reducing measures, Behavioral competencies:
- Ability to embrace and closely monitor Environmental, Social Performances and Security requirements as critical aspects of the Project Site execution,
- Team player with ability to work collaboratively across complex project teams and interface between interdisciplinary departments,
- Demonstrate sound organization ability and work in a multi-cultural/international business environment,
- Good interpersonal and communication skills,
- Dedication and ability to work under pressing conditions. Fluent in English (min. Bright Test >3.5).