HSE Inspector

Enoc; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

EPCL is seeking an HSE Inspector to support the EHS Department with field duties and continuous improvement of safety programs at the refinery. The role focuses on applying international best practices and local regulations to protect personnel, assets, and the surrounding community.

The Inspector will participate in hazard identification, daily inspections, incident investigations, and emergency response, ensuring clear communication of safety precautions and adherence to procedures across all

Qualifications

• An Engineering Graduate – preferred.
• NEBOSH Certificate or equivalent.
• Should have EHS auditing experience.
• Minimum of 2 years in the Processing Industry.
• Good communication & report writing skills; should be team orientated.

Responsibilities

• Implements a proactive EHS Field Plan to protect health and safety of field personnel and assets.
• Manages a defined refinery area on a four-month rotational basis.
• Participates in Hazard Identification & Control meetings for non-routine work in the area of responsibility.
• Conducts daily EHS inspections and takes immediate remedial action, reporting to the work lead.
• Participates in Incident Investigations as required by EHS leadership.
• Responds to refinery emergencies as part of the Incident Command System.
• Analyzes and compiles progress reports for the assigned area.

Skills

EHS auditing

Communication

Report writing

Team orientation

Education

Engineering degree

NEBOSH certificate

Job description

Job description

HSE Inspector - EPCL

Business

EPCL

Job Purpose

Performs day to day field duties of the EPCL EHS Department in effecting EPCL’s comprehensive EHS Management System and Programs through continuous field assessment’s, and in so doing ensures EPCL’s conformity with International Best Practices & Local Authority EHS Regulations and Standards. Delivers Safety Programs to prevent or correct unsafe working conditions, utilizing knowledge of industrial processes, mechanics, chemistry, psychology, and industrial health and safety regulations.

Principal Accountabilities

• Ensures application of a proactive EHS Field Plan focused on protecting the health & safety of field personnel, EPCL assets and minimising any potential impact the Refinery may have on its surroundings.
• Is accountable for a defined geographical portion of the Refinery (as determined by the Fire & Safety Engineer in consultation with the EHS Manager); on a four monthly rotational based pattern
• On a needs basis, participants in Hazard Identification & Control meetings for all non-routine work to be performed in the EHS Inspector’s geographical area of responsibility & ensures all identified EHS precautions are communicated and strictly adhered to by those performing the work.
• Conducts daily EHS inspections with the intent of promoting positive EHS behaviours and, in an effort to prevent any downgrading incidents, takes immediate remedial action when the situation warrants it; any remedial action taken is to be immediately reported to the principle in charge of the work.
• Participates in Incident Investigations as required by the Fire & Safety Engineer/EHS Manager.
• Responds to refinery emergencies and is a part of the EPCL Incident Command System, as required.
• Analyses and collates regular progress reports on area assigned.

Additional Principal Accountabilities

Cyber Information Security Responsibilities

• Comply with all applicable information security policies, standards, and procedures.
• Classify and protect information assets in accordance with the Data Classification Standard.
• Participate in mandatory information security awareness and training programs.
• Support information security initiatives and activities within the organization.
• Consider information security requirements when managing changes involving information assets.
• Report security incidents, vulnerabilities, weaknesses, or non-compliance in accordance with established procedures.
• Fulfil role-specific information security responsibilities and contribute to maintaining the effectiveness of the Information Security Management System (ISMS).

Experience

• An Engineering Graduate – preferred.
• NEBOSH Certificate or equivalent.
• Should have EHS auditing experience.
• Minimum of 2 years in the Processing Industry.
• Good communication & report writing skills; should be team orientated.