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Regional HSE Manager
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Spencer Ogden
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Job Description
- You shall provide technical HSE support to multiple Construction and Commissioning projects across the US
- You shall provide effective and consistent leadership, guidance, and direction to Project HSE Managers
- Maintain close visibility of project site activities and proactively identify gaps, risks, and improvement opportunities
- You shall deliver applicable HSE and Security training to employees and project teams
- You are required to organize and lead HSE critical training classes and maintain oversight of employee training status
- Conceptualize and develop new training modules, HSE communication materials, safety tools, and promotional campaigns as needed
- You shall track HSE audit schedules and perform detailed on site HSE audits and periodic inspections at all assigned job sites
- Coach and mentor Site HSE Managers and Safety Technicians to strengthen their technical competency and leadership effectiveness
- You are required to closely monitor safety observations, incident trends, and leading indicators, proactively initiate corrective and preventive actions
- You shall lead incident and accident reporting, investigations, and Root Cause Analyses for Construction and Commissioning events in a timely, thorough manner
- You are required to prepare materials for HSE meetings and take an active role in leading these meetings while engaging diverse stakeholders
- You shall participate in contractor qualification, evaluation, and performance monitoring
- You shall help maintain a positive, supportive, and engaged HSE culture across the organization
- ou shall have a Bachelor's degree in an HSE related field, Engineering, or Science
- You are required to have OSHA 30 in Construction (mandatory)
- Strong knowledge of applicable OSHA requirements for construction and commissioning is necessary
- Understanding of Electrical Safety and Hazardous Energy Control, Pressure Testing, Confined Space and Hazardous Atmosphere are critical requirement for this role
- You are required to have basic knowledge and ability to read and understand P&IDs and 1-line diagrams
- You shall have a minimum of 20 years of construction HSE site experience
- You are required to have at least 10 years of experience in a Lead HSE or Regional HSE Manager role preferably in a client Company
- You shall have strong communication skills and a positive, collaborative approach to contractor oversight
- You shall be capable of delivering HSE training on applicable topics
- You are required to be willing and able to travel and work extensively in the field performing HSE inspections, observations, and coaching The office would be in the Woodlands 30-40% travel Hybrid 3 days in office