HSE Officer

• Monitor site activities to ensure compliance with company HSE policies, approved procedures, and applicable health, safety, and environmental requirements. • Conduct regular site inspections, identify unsafe acts and conditions, and follow up on corrective actions. • Assist in preparing and reviewing risk assessments, job safety analyses, and safe work procedures. • Conduct HSE inductions, toolbox talks, and safety awareness sessions for employees and subcontractors. • Verify that relevant permits, safety precautions, and required approvals are in place before work begins. • Monitor high-risk activities, including lifting operations, work at height, confined space entry, excavation, and hot work. • Ensure appropriate personal protective equipment is available, correctly used, and maintained. • Report incidents, near misses, and hazards promptly; assist with investigations and track corrective actions. • Inspect emergency equipment, support emergency response arrangements, and participate in drills. • Monitor housekeeping, waste management, and environmental controls across the site. • Maintain HSE inspection records, training logs, incident reports, and performance statistics. • Coordinate with project teams, subcontractors, and the HSE Manager to address safety concerns and stop unsafe activities. • Perform other ad hoc duties related to health, safety, and environmental activities as assigned by management, within the scope of competency. • Diploma or bachelor’s degree in occupational health and safety, engineering, environmental science, or a related field. • NEBOSH International General Certificate or an equivalent recognized occupational health and safety qualification. • Proven experience as an HSE Officer or Safety Officer in construction, oil and gas, infrastructure, or industrial projects. • Good knowledge of hazard identification, risk assessment, incident investigation, and emergency response procedures. • Familiarity with permit-to-work systems and safety controls for high-risk site activities. • Ability to conduct inspections, deliver toolbox talks, and prepare clear HSE reports. • Good English communication skills and the ability to work with multicultural site teams. • Strong observation, coordination, and record-keeping skills. • A proactive approach to preventing incidents and confidence to intervene in unsafe work. • Relevant GCC experience, first aid training, and fire safety training preferred.