Construction HSE Manager

We are Tecnimont SpA, an EPC contractor of Maire Tecnimont Group, a leader in Engineering & Construction, Technology & Licensing, and Energy Business Development. Listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, the Group ranks among the top global engineering contractors.

Availability to spend periods abroad for construction projects is an essential requirement.

Activity & Main Responsibilities

The HSE Manager is appointed for major projects and in cases of Consortium or ATI. Reporting to the Site Manager, the HSE Manager's duties include:

• Supporting and monitoring the implementation of Tecnimont's HSE Policy and Management System on site.
• Performing Job Hazardous Analysis (JHA) and participating in Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
• Verifying the adequacy and application of the Site HSE Plan and related procedures, and preparing revisions as needed.
• Updating HSE documentation throughout all construction phases.
• Ensuring subcontractors comply with all applicable HSE procedures, regulations, and standards, and promoting adherence.
• Organizing and participating in periodic HSE walk-arounds, inspections, and audits; preparing reports and action plans; verifying follow-up and corrective actions.
• Coordinating HSE training activities on site.
• Participating in all relevant site HSE meetings.
• Collaborating with the client on work permits.
• Investigating work accidents to identify corrective measures and prevent recurrence.
• Maintaining accident records and identifying areas for preventive action.
• Promoting personnel training and indoctrination.
• Leading and coordinating the Site HSE Committee activities, comprising contractor and subcontractor HSE representatives.
• Managing the site emergency response and fire prevention teams, including training and drills.
• Preparing HSE sections of monthly construction progress reports and other periodic reports.
• Updating HSE statistics, monitoring performance against project and corporate HSE objectives, and proposing recovery plans if needed.

Knowledge & Qualifications

The ideal candidate should possess:

• An undergraduate degree in Construction Management or relevant Engineering discipline.
• At least 8 years of experience in construction, particularly in the oil & gas or petrochemical industries involving heavy construction, mechanical, electrical, and piping installations.
• Knowledge of OSHA construction regulations and lockout/tagout requirements.
• A client-focused approach.