Contract: Rig HSE Advisor / South East London

** Rig HSE Advisor ** 
Duration: 12 months
Location: Algeria
Rotation: 4 x 4 weeks

Job Description:

• Ensure that regular inspections of all work sites are conducted and deficiencies are reported to the Wells HSE Manager.
• Coordinate and assist in conducting housekeeping and safety audit inspections.
• Assist in exercising effective control and efficient operation of the Rig and working with the Drilling Supervisor in relation to the promotion of health, safety and environment
• Ensure that proper safety induction briefings are conducted for all new personnel 
• Attend and monitor safety meetings including pre-tour and pre-task meetings.
• Review safety, emergency and on the job training in conjunction with the onboard safety officer
• Ensure that lifting/handling equipment, Safety critical and fire fighting appliances and other safety related equipment are regularly inspected and maintained.
• Regularly review emergency drills and the emergency response procedures
• Advise Drilling Supervisor on health, safety, environment and training issues
• Ensure documentation and submission of all HSE related reports to the Wells HSE Manager.
• Review minor injury and sickness reports and monthly treatment summaries to detect any trends and advise Wells HSE Manager.
• Review accident, incident / non-conform

Job Requirements:

• NEBOSH Certificate or Equivalent 
• Valid medical exam certificate in accordance with UKOOA. 
• Valid National Passport and able to obtain appropriate valid visa(s) required to access and depart location.
• Preferably trained in the following topics: Lifting/slinging, manual handling, PTW, CSE, WAH, LTMS, Isolation, welding, train-the-trainer, Movesmart (or equivalent).
• Competent in the use of computers and familiar with word processing and spreadsheet program software usage. 
• Preferable to have Advanced First Aid Training. 
• 10 years HSE experience, with at least 5 years experience in drilling (or equivalent O&G discipline).

Assignment – 1 year on a rotational 4/4 week basis