HSE Supervisor (Iraq)

WTS Energy is seeking to hire HSE Supervisor to be based in Iraq for one of its client who is a reputed oil & gas operating company.

Location: Misan(Near Basra), South Iraq

Rotation: 6/3 weeks

Purpose:

Fully responsible for HSSE management of in oilfield to ensure safe production

Establish/Improve operation district HSE management system

Push forward the performance of HSE Management system

Responsibilities:

General HSE management

Staff Management

HSE System Management

High risk job management

Emergency management

Firefighting system

Safety Equipment and Hazardous materials management

onsite inspection

contractor management

Documentation management

Requirements:

Relevant Graduation or health & Safety diploma or HSE Vocational education.

Work experience with international oil company

Middle East experience preferred

8 years oil field experience with 4 years of relevant experience.

Any of the Certification: NEBOSH IGC/ NEBOSH OG/OSHA/NEBOSH Diploma/OHSAS/IOSH/Environmental Diploma

http://www.wtsenergy.com/

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