Health, Safety & Environmental Supervisor

We are looking for a HSE Supervisor for a site-based project close to Abu Dhabi.Key Accountabilities Support the implementation of Project Company Health, Safety and Environmental Management Plan during construction and commissioning phases. Monitor EPC Contractor and Subcontractor compliance with Project HSE Plan, Environment and Social Management Plan, ENGIE's No Life at Risk Essentials, contractual HSE requirements, applicable regulations, guidance and industry standards. Support the monitoring and maintenance of the Project Health and Safety Risk Register and contribute to the identification of emerging project risks. Monitor and report project specific proactive (leading) and reactive (lagging) HSE KPIs in accordance with ENGIE and project requirements. Promote and raise awareness of ENGIE's No Life at Risk Program through active workforce engagement and participation in safety campaigns. Reinforce the implementation of Life Saving Rules, Stop Work Principle, Last Minute Risk Assessment (LMRA), Incident Reporting and Shared Vigilance across all work activities. Conduct routine site safety inspections and workplace monitoring activities to identify hazards, unsafe acts and unsafe conditions. Produce HSE observations and non-conformance reports and follow up with Contractors for timely close out of identified actions. Monitor the implementation and effectiveness of Contractor HSE Management Systems through regular field verification activities. Review and provide comments on task specific Method Statements and Risk Assessments associated with construction and commissioning activities. Verify implementation of control measures for high-risk activities including excavation works, work at height, lifting operations, confined space entry, commissioning works, electrical works and other critical activities. Monitor compliance with Permit to Work and Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) requirements and verify effective implementation in the field. Participate in competency assessments and field verification of personnel performing safety critical roles where required. Conduct assurance checks on critical HSE systems including Permit to Work, LMRA, Toolbox Talks, Stop Work interventions and Life Saving Rules compliance. Participate in HSE audits and inspections conducted by ENGIE, Project Company, EPC Contractor and external parties. Monitor and verify the close out of audit findings, inspection observations and corrective actions. Participate in incident, accident and near miss investigations and assist in the collection of evidence, witness statements and factual information. Support the implementation and verification of corrective and preventive actions arising from incident investigations. Promote reporting and learning from incidents, near misses, High Potential Events (HiPo) and Safety Improvement Opportunities. Support the communication of lessons learned from project incidents and ENGIE Group communications. Monitor compliance with environmental requirements, environmental permits and environmental management plans. Conduct environmental inspections and support implementation of waste management, pollution prevention and environmental protection measures. Report environmental incidents, non-conformities and environmental concerns and support implementation of corrective actions. Participate in project emergency preparedness activities, drills and exercises. Verify the availability and readiness of emergency response equipment and arrangements. Support emergency response activities during drills and actual emergency situations. Deliver or support HSE inductions, toolbox talks, safety briefings and workforce awareness initiatives. Monitor workforce compliance with mandatory HSE training requirements. Support the assessment and recording of competency for safety critical personnel. Maintain inspection records, audit reports, observation reports and action tracking registers. Support collection, trending and analysis of safety results including SIF precursors, HiPos, Near Misses and other project HSE indicators. Support timely and transparent HSE reporting through project and ENGIE reporting systems. Monitor and measure Contractor and Subcontractor HSE performance through routine site engagement and performance reviews. Facilitate the development of an open and inclusive safety culture which actively promotes reporting, learning and taking action. Exercise Stop Work Authority whenever an activity presents an immediate risk to people, environment, assets or reputation. Ability to work autonomously, prioritizing tasks and activities in line with project objectives. Ability to identify HSE risks, assess potential consequences and recommend appropriate control measures. Exercise sound judgement during field monitoring, inspections, audits and incident investigations. Demonstrate support for innovation, continuous improvement and organisational change initiatives. Maintain high ethical standards and professional integrity. Escalate significant HSE concerns and non-compliances to Project HSE Management and Site Management. Qualification & Experience Recognized Engineering Degree, Diploma or Science qualification. Internationally recognized Safety and Health qualification (NEBOSH International General Certificate, IOSH Managing Safely or equivalent as a minimum). Additional certifications in First Aid, Fire Safety, Incident Investigation, Confined Space Entry, Work at Height, Lifting Operations or Environmental Management are advantageous. Minimum 8 years' experience as HSE Lead/Supervisor within major construction, infrastructure, industrial or power generation projects. Experience within large-scale construction and commissioning projects is preferred. Experience monitoring Contractor and Subcontractor HSE performance. Practical experience in civil, mechanical, electrical and construction activities. Experience working within culturally diverse workforces and remote project environments is desirable. Understanding of ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 management systems. Experience participating in incident investigations, audits and inspections. Knowledge of Project Emergency Response Planning and medical emergency arrangements. Understanding of the application of international standards and industry best practices, including NFPA, ISO and other applicable HSE standards. Knowledge and Skills Strong interpersonal, negotiation and leadership skills. Strong technical background. High level of HSE technical knowledge and understanding of Process Safety Management Excellent communication, training, and presentation skills High level of data analysis skills and experience in audit, inspection, and report writing MS Office & Social Media applications Proficiency utilizing Noise monitoring, Atmospheric Gas testing, and environmental monitoring devices Develop strong working relationships with Project Management, EPC Contractor personnel, Subcontractors, Owners Engineer and other project stakeholders. Language Fluent in written and spoken English. Arabic and French languages skills a plus. About ENGIE ENGIE group is a global reference in low-carbon energy and services. Together with our 96,000 employees, our customers, partners and stakeholders, we are committed to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral world, through reduced energy consumption and more environmentally friendly solutions. Inspired by our purpose (“raison d’être”), we reconcile economic performance with a positive impact on people and the planet, building on our key businesses (gas, renewable energy, services) to offer competitive solutions