HSSE Advisor - SERS

• Provide HSSE advice, guidance and support across NSRS and wider SERS operations, covering steady state, mobilisation and operational phases
• Support operational leaders to identify, assess and control HSSE risks, including maintaining hazard logs, risk registers and risk assessment processes
• Ensure risk controls are implemented, monitored and effective, advising on unsafe practices, emerging risks and required corrective actions
• Embed HSSE considerations into planning, maintenance, training, exercises, mobilisations and deployments, acting as Safety Representative when required
• Monitor compliance with legal, regulatory and company HSSE requirements through inspections, audits and assurance activities
• Lead and support incident and near-miss reporting, investigation and analysis, ensuring corrective and preventative actions are implemented and embedded
• Drive learning and continuous improvement through effective use of Intelex, sharing best practice, lessons learned and managing HSEC safety observation actions
• Promote a proactive safety culture through safety committees, briefings, communications, training support and incident management during operations

• Proven HSSE advisory or management experience in operational environments such as marine, defence, offshore, diving or similar high-risk settings
• Strong knowledge of UK HSSE legislation, with awareness of relevant international standards (e.g. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001)
• Solid experience in risk assessment, hazard identification, incident investigation, audits, inspections and compliance monitoring
• Experience contributing to the development and continuous improvement of HSSE systems, procedures and risk management practices
• Relevant HSSE qualification (e.g. NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent)
• Ability to interpret operational risk and provide practical, proportionate advice, with high levels of integrity, professionalism and sound judgement
• Willingness and ability to travel internationally at short notice, operate offshore or onboard vessels, and work irregular hours in high-readiness or emergency response environments
• Medically fit for offshore work (ENG1, Diving Medical or equivalent) and operational readiness requirements

Professional membership (e.g. IOSH) and additional specialist training desirable