HSE Advisor

THREE60 Energy Group; Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent energy firm is seeking an HSE Advisor located in Aberdeen City to provide crucial support for HSE operations within the team. This role involves developing and executing HSE policies, leading inspections, and ensuring compliance with legislative requirements. Candidates must possess an HND in a relevant field, a recognized HSE qualification, and valid medical certifications. Strong analytical and communication skills with previous experience in the energy industry are essential. Join us in promoting a safe and responsible work environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum HND qualification in a relevant field or relevant offshore experience.
• Recognised HSE Qualification is essential.
• Valid OGUK Medical, MIST and BOSIET is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide HSE advice and develop annual site HSE plan.
• Coordinate HSE policies in line with legislation.
• Lead accident/incident investigations and audits.

Skills

HSE advisory experience

Analytical skills

Relationship building

Change management

Communication skills

Education

HND in Engineering or Environmental discipline

NEBOSH General Certificate or Diploma

Environmental qualification

Knowledge of ISO standards

Job description

Reporting to the Operations Superintendent, the HSE Advisor is a critical role within the onshore O&M team providing day-to-day HSE support to the offshore asset teams, whilst ensuring regulatory compliance is always paramount. The position is embedded within a multi-disciplined operations support team with a Health, Safety and Environmental bias supporting Duty Holder decommissioning operations.

Key Responsibilities

• Support THREE60 operations teams with the provision of practical and professional HSE advice and the development and execution of an annual site HSE plan.
• Support the Activity Integration Lead to define and execute an overall HSE plan which achieves legislative compliance and ensures that all related initiatives are communicated and delivered in a collaborative manner.
• Administer, adopt and implement HSE policies and procedures in line with legislation, guidance and industry best practice.
• Ensure that HSE policies, procedures and standards are communicated, understood, and monitor their effectiveness in supporting the site HSE objectives.
• Support and advise the Operations Manager in developing and maintaining the Safety Case and Oil Pollution Emergency Plan.
• Lead and assist site/offshore inspections to ensure adherence with rules and legislation and conduct internal and external Health, Safety and Environmental audits in line with auditing and internal Group standards, identifying any potential hazards or risks and identifying corrective actions.
• Build strong relationships across all levels of the organisation and provide practical and professional HSE guidance and advisory support to all sites.
• Lead accident/incident investigations and collate all required information to ensure risks and impacts are identified, enabling corrective actions and improvements to be made.
• Analyse accident/incident causes, review and coordinate lessons learned to ensure risks can be prevented in the future.
• Develop, monitor and report on KPIs and targets in line with business and client requirements.
• Develop and review risk assessments and work packs in line with legislation and compliance standards.
• Provide HSE knowledge and expertise to support tenders, due diligence and business development activities.
• Drive effective safety behaviours and continuous improvement initiatives to develop a culture where everyone acts safely and is environmentally responsible.
• Support Occupational Health and HR with the development and implementation of well‑being programmes.
• Ensure that all work is carried out safely in compliance with Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) policies and procedures.
• Form part of the Emergency Response team as required by the Company Emergency Response Procedures.

Competence Requirements

Knowledge & Qualifications

• Formal qualification at a minimum of HND level in a relevant Engineering or Environmental discipline or relevant offshore experience is essential.
• Recognised HSE Qualification (NEBOSH General Certificate or Diploma) is essential.
• Environmental qualification would be advantageous.
• Knowledge of ISO 45001, ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 requirements and auditing standards is desirable.
• Knowledge of UK HSE regulatory framework, including specific legislation applicable to the Duty Holder activities in the Energy sector is desirable.
• Valid OGUK Medical, MIST and BOSIET is essential.

Skills & Experience

• Proven experience of working in a lead HSE role within the Energy Industry.
• Excellent analytical and reporting skills.
• Ability to operate effectively with minimum supervision.
• Ability to lead, influence and coach others.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to build strong relationships.
• Demonstrable skills in adapting to change and leading change processes and promoting behaviours that meet the organisation’s Aims and Values.