HSE Engineer for Offshore operations OWF – M/F

Role Definition

HSE Engineer for Offshore Operations – OWF Project

Project Overview:

This large project involves the installation and burial of a 500 km high-voltage cable between Brittany, France, and Southern Ireland.

Ideal Candidate Profile:

• Experience: minimum 3-5 years in similar HSE roles, with a focus on Offshore Cable, Offshore Wind Farms (OWF), Oil & Gas, or Marine projects.
• Location: Based in Paris, with the option to work remotely for up to two days per week

Key Responsibilities:

• Ensure Compliance: Oversee the proper implementation of project-specific HSE procedures on mobilized vessels.
• Documentation Review: Conduct thorough reviews of subcontractor documentation to ensure alignment with project standards.
• Reporting: Consolidate and manage reports from subcontractors, ensuring accuracy and timely submission.
• Incident Management: Monitor and manage incidents, including analysis, implementation of corrective actions, and closure.
• Risk Assessments: Lead all necessary HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment) and HAZOP (Hazard and Operability Study) sessions.
• Vessel Inspections: Conduct vessel inspections during crew changes in the UK, Ireland, or France.

Soft Skills:

Project Intensity: The project is challenging and high-paced. The candidate must be prepared to work hard and handle the demands of a fast-moving, intense environment.

Work-Life Balance: While our client values work-life balance, the nature of this project will require extra effort, and candidates should expect to be pushed to deliver exceptional results.

Problem Solving: The candidate must possess strong analytical skills, with the ability to effectively communicate with clients, prevent incidents, and resolve issues.

Collaboration: The candidate should be adept at managing subcontractor relationships, particularly in situations of non-compliance. The ability to collaboratively find solutions and maintain project momentum is essential.

Start Date: Immediate

Duration: Potentially until 2026