HSE Engineer | MEP | Engineering & Technologies

Role Overview

Site Management

• Monitor project personnel and subcontractor compliance with approved safety plans, procedures, method statements, and risk assessments.
• Report non-conformances, corrective action reports, and safety violations to project and HSE management.
• Assist with toolbox talk topics and chair internal site safety meetings with subcontractor representatives.
• Close non-conformances and corrective actions arising from inspections and audits.
• Conduct daily safety inspections against safe systems of work and permit-to-work requirements.
• Investigate accidents and near-miss incidents and submit detailed reports within the stated reporting period.

Reporting and Coordination

• Prepare daily safety inspection reports and provide them to the Project Manager and Senior HSE Officer.
• Track actions from meeting minutes and escalate overdue HSE actions.
• Review subcontractor weekly safety reports, scaffolding inspection reports, and lifting and machinery test certificates.
• Coordinate with project management during emergency situations.
• Provide on-the-job training materials for QHSE and asset management procedures.

Safety and Compliance

• Attend project HSE coordination meetings, site safety meetings, and combined safety meetings.
• Create safety awareness during toolbox talks about incidents, accidents, and situational hazards.
• Monitor QHSE and asset management system implementation across work activities and areas.
• Report incidents immediately and implement precautions to prevent recurrence.
• Report management system performance and improvement recommendations to higher management.
• Conduct quarterly HSE action plan analysis and departmental objectives reviews.

Required Skills

• Ability to work under pressure and coordinate multiple activities and groups.
• Self-motivation and ability to motivate others.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Creativity and team-building ability.
• Microsoft Office proficiency and training and presentation skills.
• Expertise in risk assessment, incident investigation, and emergency preparedness planning.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree or diploma in engineering.
• Level 3 or equivalent Occupational Health and Safety certification, or NEBOSH-IGC certification.
• Zero to three years of experience in construction projects.