Offshore HSE Supervisor at Iota Group — Luanda

About The Role

The development consists in production by subsea wells to a spread moored FPSO (75 kbopd, 60 kbop water injection, 400 MMscfd gas reinjection, oil tandem offloading) with a contextualized Technical Referential.

To be responsible for the supervision of HSE during construction activities carried out onboard Installation vessel for SURF Packages. The installation SoW is: FPSO piles, PISA & heavy structures, Rigid flowlines & risers, Umbilical, Well jumpers and spools.

Adopt and to demonstrate an exemplary behavior regarding Company Ethics and “Code of Conduct” policy and HSE rules and regulations.
Promote the implementation of the Project HSE Charter and the No Blame policy.
Ensure the yard respects the HSE standards defined in the contract, the project HSE plan and its supporting HSE plans & procedures.
Contribute to enhance the HSE leadership of the yard management & HSE culture of the workforce.
Work in close liaison with the Company Construction Team and the Contractor HSE Coordinator.
Ensure sufficient and effective HSE supervision by the yard and contribute to their coaching.
Participate in regular HSE meetings, communication, awareness and campaigns.
Ensure the key HSE programs (aimed at achieving a zero-injury project) are always enforced. Identify any required improvement.
Perform regular joint HSE tours and Live Saving Checks (at least weekly) jointly with the yard management and HSE coordinator.

BOSIET and HUET training up to date
A degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field.
Professional certification in Health, Safety, and Environment (e.g. NEBOSH certificate/Diploma).
Extensive experience in HSE supervision, preferably in construction yard construction for Oil and Gas Project.
Previous experience in Angola yard
Familiarity with local and international HSE regulations.
Language: English mandatories, French and Portuguese are a plus
5 years minimum of similar experience

The position is onboard CTR Installation vessel – Angola
Working rhythm: rotation 4 weeks x 4 weeks
Then perform rotations in Angola during the operation phase, 7 days a week.
Starting date: Q1 2027
Duration: 1 year, renewable