QHSE Co-ordinator
Glacier Energy Services
QHSE Co-ordinator
Salary Not Specified
Glacier Energy Services, Aberdeen
- Full time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 1 week ago, 16 Apr | Get your application in now before you miss out!
Closing date: Closing date not specified
job Ref: 138b0d414cc84ca6a97d4a034dcbdec3
Full Job Description
- Assist the QHSE Manager in delivering exceptional QHSE performance.
- Develop and maintain systems for collating and analysing QHSE data.
- Monitor and report on QHSE performance.
- Administration of the Integrated Management System.
- Ensure document control requirements are met for all new documentation.
- Maintain documentation required by industry bodies.
- Participate in internal QHSE meetings and investigations.
- Identify improvement opportunities in existing methods and systems., Note: All employees are expected to be flexible and undertake additional duties commensurate with the overall requirements of the organisation and that are within their competence when required., Working as part of a high performing team, I'm a project engineer responsible for planning and managing Glacier Energy's heat transfer work scopes across North Sea assets. I enjoy the daily challenges that the environment provides, and I am grateful that my career with Glacier Energy is exposing me to a variety of interesting oil, energy and maritime projects.
Previous experience in a similar role. - Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
- Familiar with SharePoint.
- Auditing qualification preferred., Strong problem solving and analytical skills.
- Excellent communication and inter-personal skills.
- Efficient, with great attention to detail.
- Committed to continuous learning and development.
- Thorough, tenacious and results orientated.
I am responsible for driving our NDT and rope access services to support the on and offshore wind sectors. Glacier Energy is a progressive company with a strong future outlook. It is fantastic to be working at a company which is continually evolving and innovating to do their bit in the energy transition.