Offshore HSE Supervisor

The development consists in production by subsea wells to a spread moored FPSO (75 kbopd, 60 kbop water injection, 400 MMscfd gas reinjection, oil tandem offloading) with a contextualized Technical Referential.

• To be responsible for the supervision of HSE during construction activities carried out onboard Installation vessel for SURF Packages. The installation SoW is: FPSO piles, PISA & heavy structures, Rigid flowlines & risers, Umbilical, Well jumpers and spools.

• Adopt and to demonstrate an exemplary behavior regarding Company Ethics and “Code of Conduct” policy and HSE rules and regulations.
• Promote the implementation of the Project HSE Charter and the No Blame policy.
• Ensure the yard respects the HSE standards defined in the contract, the project HSE plan and its supporting HSE plans & procedures.
• Contribute to enhance the HSE leadership of the yard management & HSE culture of the workforce.
• Work in close liaison with the Company Construction Team and the Contractor HSE Coordinator.
• Ensure sufficient and effective HSE supervision by the yard and contribute to their coaching.
• Participate in regular HSE meetings, communication, awareness and campaigns.
• Ensure the key HSE programs (aimed at achieving a zero-injury project) are always enforced. Identify any required improvement.
• Perform regular joint HSE tours and Live Saving Checks (at least weekly) jointly with the yard management and HSE coordinator.

• BOSIET and HUET training up to date
• A degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field.
• Professional certification in Health, Safety, and Environment (e.g. NEBOSH certificate/Diploma).
• Extensive experience in HSE supervision, preferably in construction yard construction for Oil and Gas Project.
• Previous experience in Angola yard
• Familiarity with local and international HSE regulations.
• Language: English mandatories, French and Portuguese are a plus
• 5 years minimum of similar experience

• The position is onboard CTR Installation vessel – Angola
• Working rhythm: rotation 4 weeks x 4 weeks
• Then perform rotations in Angola during the operation phase, 7 days a week.
• Starting date: Q1 2027
• Duration: 1 year, renewable