Our client is a Nigerian logistics and supply servicing company. For over 20 years they have carried on the Oil and Gas business in the West African Oil and Gas/ Maritime Industry. Today, they are renowned marine-support service provider, specializing in providing security/surveillance vessels. They require Document Controller and QMS Lead . 

• Support the project department and the organization with planning, coordinating and implementing effective HSE policies, guidelines and procedures to ensure that the department / organizational objectives are met.
• Provide support to the Project and Operation team in all aspects of safety, occupational health, safety, and environmental issues.
• Support the Project Department in ensuring HSE compliance onshore and offshore and perform regular HSE audits in the areas of business.
• Attend pre-job, planning and client meetings as required on HSE related matters. Provide support to the department on the implementation of Company-wide HSE initiatives.
• Assist with developing HSE plans that comply with Company policies and procedures as well as client requirements.
• Ensure training, toolbox meetings, and drills are implemented as part of the company’s offshore training and HSE program, i.e. emergency response systems, etc.

Minimum years of experience should be five (5) years

Qualifications in /NABTEB /ADN /OND /ND /NCE /B.Sc /B.Ed /B.Tech

Competency Requirements

• Minimum First Degree in Engineering, with specialization in QHSE or related discipline.
• Possess certification in NEBOSH
• Minimum of 5 years relevant experience in Oil & Gas-Offshore Construction Industry.
• Knowledgeable in ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OSHA 18001, ISM, ISPS standards and HSE management systems is highly preferred.
• Strong passion for HSE and related activities.
• Good MS Office skills particularly in Excel, Word and Power point.
• Able to work independently and meticulous.
• Must be willing to travel at short notice.

Only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted. The deadline for applications is  March 30, 2020.  Interviews commence March 19, 2020, in Port-Harcourt 

Renumeration is competitive