FPSO HSE Manager

Activities: ·      Track changes related to H3SE regulations, standards, Company rules and inform the package Manager of their impact on the Package H3SE management system. ·      Monitor and record H3SE activities of the package, assist Package Manager in presentations and preparation of reports. ·      Define H3SE training plan for different phases of the EPSCC and ensure its implementation. ·      Organize H3SE Package risk management reviews (HAZID, HAZOP, SPOT) and update H3SE Package risk register. ·      Identify and manage all necessary H3SE studies (performed by TotalEnergies, TEPNA or third parties). ·      Define, develop or have developed the whole Safety Concept for the Package in close liaison with Package Manager and HSSE and Safety personnel. ·      Supervise and manage the TRA study performed for FPSO. ·      Liaise with Package Manager and HSSE and Safety personnel regarding H3SE matters. ·      Define H3SE requirements to Contractors, review Contractors’ H3SE management systems, and control their implementation by conducting regular safety audits of Contractors on engineering sites, construction yards, offshore sites. ·      Collect and report H3SE statistics, analyze H3SE performance versus objectives, analyze incidents, perform investigations, organize feedback to management and personnel. ·      Ensure actions from reviews, audits, etc. (external and internal) are implemented and completed. ·      Assist Field Operations in the preparation of commissioning and start-up procedures. ·      Validate H3SE bridging documents for offshore works. ·      Ensure readiness of documentation necessary for Permitting/licensing related to H3SE matters, and follow up issue by Authorities of related and necessary Permits/licenses. ·      Ensure adequate and timely reporting to the Package Manager. ·      Ensure confidentiality of all H3SE documentation produced (whatever its support). ·      Gather ‘lessons learnt’ and provide feedback to TotalEnergies entities as required. The Venus FPSO will operate in ultra-deepwater at roughly 3,000 m and is designed to process 160,000 bbl./d of oil with advanced systems to manage large volumes of associated gas, which will be re-injected to maintain reservoir pressure. The unit will be permanently spread-moored using a 16-line mooring system, engineered to ensure station-keeping in relatively harsh Atlantic conditions. The development includes up to 40 subsea wells tied back to the FPSO via the subsea architecture. ·      International and multi-cultural environment. ·      Position permanently based in EPSCC Contractor premises. ·      Frequent mission aboard.