The QHSE Officer will be responsible for promoting, implementing and maintaining the Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental (QHSE) standards across the organisation. Reporting to the QA Manager, the officer ensures compliance with company policies, statutory regulations and industry best practices, while actively fostering a culture of safety.
Minimum Qualification and Experience Requirements:
NEBOSH Certificate from Accredited Institution.
Formal training with ISO 9001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, ISO 14001:2015
At least 3 years in the technical environment with exposure to Operations, Quality Assurance, Control and Management, HSE and Process Safety.
ASP/CSP qualification and any other valid Safety related membership may be considered an asset.
Champion safety initiatives within the Company.
Assist in the efforts of the organization to ensure compliance to the Company’s, OSH and Environmental policy and industry standards.
Maintain awareness of evolving industry HSE regulations and best practice and how they could be applied to the Company’s operations.
Ensure the successful implementation of QHSE procedure and working instructions to internal stakeholders.
Ensure QMS and HSE requirements are met through continuous follow-up with relevant parties.
Generate QMS/HSE summary reports to Management.
Participate in Risk Mitigation, Process Control Plans and problem-solving projects.
Promote and actively build a high performing QHSE culture.
Support in revision of HSE policies and procedures to ensure relevance to the goals of the Company.
Review of facility’s Risk Assessment with the Supervisor to ensure all current HSE statutory legislation is met.
Assist the leadership team to develop, manage and monitor the HSE performance of the company.
Liaise with Customers and Supply Chain, regarding HSE matters, ensuring their expectations are met.
Conduct HSE training courses using internal and external resources when required.
Resolve and/or escalate issues in a timely fashion.
To actively engage in all training provided (internal and external).