Night Shift Project QHSE Engineer (Offshore)

Job Title: Night Shift Project QHSE Engineer (Offshore)

Location: US - requires valid U.S. work visa (L1B or B1 OCS Wind)

Department: Quality, Health, Safety & Environment (QHSE)

Work Schedule: Night Shift

About the Role:

We are seeking a proactive and experienced Night Shift Project QHSE Engineer to support the offshore operations team in US for an OWF project. In this role, you will help ensure a healthy and safe work environment through the effective implementation of QHSE practices. You will be part of a site-based team responsible for overseeing all aspects of Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental compliance and promoting sound work practices and a healthy lifestyle among project personnel.

Key Responsibilities:

Primary Duties:

• Provide guidance on medical matters and support in the event of incidents or accidents
• Conduct medical assessments and interventions as needed
• Offer QHSE-related advice to both the project team and vessel crew
• Identify, report, and follow up on unsafe conditions and practices
• Carry out onboard QHSE inspections in collaboration with operational staff and client representatives
• Lead investigations of project and vessel-related incidents, ensuring thorough documentation and follow-up
• Participate in daily coordination meetings with stakeholders, including vessel leadership and client representatives
• Conduct toolbox talks and support the roll-out of safety campaigns on board
• Perform Job Safety Environmental Analyses (JSEA) with relevant teams for non-routine activities
• Collect and report daily QHSE statistics through designated reporting tools
• Collaborate closely with the onshore QHSE team to ensure alignment and effective communication

Secondary Duties:

• Support and execute health and safety campaigns as guided by the back-office QHSE team
• Assist with additional QHSE-related duties as assigned

Qualifications and Requirements:

• NEBOSH Certificate or equivalent QHSE certification
• Valid medic qualification
• Demonstrated experience with QHSE processes related to mobilization/demobilization of offshore operations
• Must be a U.S. national or hold a valid U.S. work visa (L1B or B1 OCS Wind)