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Ghobash Group

Diversified group funding growth and partnerships

Lead HSE Technical Engineer - Offshore Project

Environmental Health & SafetyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAbu Dhabi - United Arab EmiratesNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor's degree in Engineering is required; Safety, Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering is preferred.
  • ADNOC Offshore approval or eligibility is mandatory.
  • Functional Safety (SIL) and Hazard Study training are required.
  • At least 15 years of experience on Oil & Gas EPC projects is required.
  • Offshore experience is mandatory; brownfield platform project experience is preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of ADNOC Offshore HSE standards and UAE regulations is required.
  • Expertise in process safety, risk assessment, and safety-critical systems is required.
  • Ability to interpret engineering drawings with an HSE focus is required.
  • Experience in offshore PTW, SIMOPS, and construction safety is required.
  • Strong coordination skills across multidisciplinary teams are required.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage Technical HSE engineering activities for offshore and utility upgrade projects at Umm Shaif Super Complex, ensuring compliance with ADNOC Offshore HSE standards, UAE regulations, and international codes.
  • Lead as the HSE focal point for offshore platform engineering, construction, demolition, and commissioning activities, ensuring compliance with ADNOC Offshore HSE standards, Codes of Practice, PTW guidelines, and ADNOC codes.
  • Establish, implement, and monitor the Project HSE Plan, bridging documents, SIMOPS plans, and risk management frameworks for brownfield offshore execution.
  • Lead and facilitate design-stage HAZID, HAZOP HSE sections, PHSER Phases I–V, SIMOPS reviews, constructability reviews, and TRA/task risk assessment workshops.
  • Ensure engineering deliverables incorporate safety requirements, human-factor considerations, emergency access and egress, lifting access, hazardous area compliance, and ADNOC HSE clarifications.
  • Coordinate with the engineering team to ensure timely HSE deliverables, including HSE plans, risk registers, safety studies, hazardous area classification, and dropped-object prevention design.
  • Develop and validate offshore demolition HSE procedures covering isolation plans, LOTO requirements, removal of energized systems, hazardous material identification, waste handling, and SIMOPS controls.
  • Monitor high-risk demolition activities and ensure compliance with ADNOC guidelines for hot work in classified areas, dropped objects, working at height, confined spaces, and mechanical and electrical isolations.
  • Ensure TRA and job-specific hazard controls are communicated and implemented for each demolition task.
  • Oversee day-to-day construction HSE compliance for mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, structural, lifting, and heavy-equipment installation activities.
  • Enforce ADNOC safety rules for lifting operations, rigging, crane activities, deck loading, and marine spread coordination.
  • Ensure construction work follows the ADNOC PTW system and that required permits are in place for hot work, cold work, electrical isolation, confined space, working at height, and SIMOPS.
  • Monitor workforce compliance with PPE, safe access and egress, barricading, housekeeping, and hazardous area classifications.
  • Coordinate HSE activities for energization, leak testing, flushing, rotating-equipment checks, electrical testing, and instrument loop checks.
  • Ensure safe implementation of commissioning LOTO, energization protocols, gas testing, and system reinstatement procedures.
  • Monitor completion of pre-startup safety reviews, system safety checks, emergency response readiness, and platform reinstatement.
  • Verify offshore crew compliance with ADNOC requirements for BOSIET/T-BOSIET, H2S OSH, offshore medical fitness, ADNOC PTW competency, and ADNOC LOTO authorization; verify certification validity and training matrices, and conduct compliance audits for third-party and subcontractor workforces.
  • Lead incident and near-miss investigations using root-cause analysis and ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented.
  • Maintain ADNOC-compliant reporting for HSE KPIs, leading and lagging indicators, HSE dashboards, and safety alerts.
  • Conduct trend analysis to identify potential risks and develop strategic controls.
  • Develop and oversee SIMOPS plans for demolition, construction, and commissioning alongside live ADNOC production facilities.
  • Ensure emergency response procedures, drills, muster plans, and medevac readiness are established and tested.
  • Coordinate with ADNOC Operations on shutdowns, isolations, hazardous energy control, and operational HSE requirements.
  • Conduct routine site inspections, HSE audits, workplace walkdowns, and behavioural safety observations.
  • Ensure non-conformance reports, unsafe conditions, and unsafe acts are recorded and rectified promptly.
  • Promote safety culture through toolbox talks, hazard-awareness sessions, and leadership safety engagements.
  • Ensure subcontractors comply with ADNOC HSE rules, method statements, ITPs, and project HSE requirements.
  • Conduct HSE pre-qualification, onboarding, training, and field evaluations for subcontractor teams.
  • Monitor subcontractor performance and enforce HSE discipline across work fronts.
  • Prepare and maintain HSE plans, risk registers, HSE procedures and method statements, incident logs and monthly reports, emergency response plans, and platform HSE inspection reports.
  • Maintain complete documentation for ADNOC audits, regulatory reviews, and project handover.
  • Coordinate with the EPC Project Manager, Engineering Manager, Construction Manager, ADNOC HSE team, Marine Logistics, and commissioning teams.
  • Provide expert HSE guidance during meetings, risk reviews, SIMOPS planning, and progress discussions.
  • Produce approved HSE design basis and safety philosophy; HAZID, HAZOP, SIL, QRA, FERA, EERA, and PHSER reports; fire and gas philosophy and cause-and-effect matrices; safety-critical-element performance standards; HSE compliance and close-out reports; and as-built HSE documentation and handover dossiers.

Desired Qualifications

  • NEBOSH IGC or International Diploma is preferred.
  • Membership in a recognized professional HSE body is an advantage.
  • Brownfield platform project experience is preferred.

About the Company

Ghobash Group

Diversified group funding growth and partnerships

Ghobash Group focuses on growth, sustainability and value creation by nurturing and developing opportunities for both the public and private sectors. It partners with innovative products and services and leverages a diverse team of 3,000+ professionals, strong financial backing, and extensive regional experience to execute these opportunities. The company works by identifying, developing, and deploying initiatives intuitively and systematically through collaborations and operational capabilities, aiming to deliver solutions that meet growing needs and aspirations. What sets Ghobash Group apart is its combination of strategic growth focus, commitment to sustainability, broad regional reach, substantial financial strength, and strong execution ability, enabling it to move opportunities from idea to reality more reliably than competitors. Its goal is to push the boundaries for innovation and customer satisfaction while expanding value for partners and stakeholders.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Founded
1981

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