Are you our next Safety Coach?

Job Description

• Complete weekly HSE report and HSE handover report
• Participate in SJAs, tool-box talks and daily meetings
• Participate in the drilling contractor routine inspections on the rig to prevent that no unnecessary incidents may occur
• Assist in identifying hazardous conditions and hazardous work practices and contribute to elimination of these factors together with the crew and reduce the risk acceptance level
• Perform spot checks of chemical inventory vs. discharge permit
• Identify main areas of concern onboard and contribute to find constructive solution to improve HSE performance
• Contribute to increasing personnel awareness of risks so that they can make their own risk assessment before as well as during the performance of work
• Contribute to safety work by following up and stimulating use of the rig owner Management System
• Fully support the rig operator in the continued operation of any behavioral based observation system and other HSE related campaigns, encouraging active participation among all personnel on the rig
• Continue to further develop and maintain a ‘HSE Culture’ onboard the rig
• Ensure high focus on cold climate operations in terms of implementation of relevant procedures and exposure of personnel to wind chill activities
• Support investigation and participate to Service  Company/Contractors audit

Qualifications Requirements

• Bachelor/Master degree in relevant subjects
• Preferably 5 years of experience within engineering and/or technical safety of fixed or floating offshore installations, including mobile offshore units. 
• Communication skills, ability to train others in a constructive manner. High personal integrity.