• A degree in Civil Engineering with a focus on Safety;
• 1–5 years’ experience in the role, preferably in the construction sector;
• Possession of safety-related certifications;
• Knowledge of risk analysis and assessment techniques;
• Good knowledge of key IT tools (Word and Excel in particular);
• Willingness to relocate;
• Knowledge of English.

The successful candidate, based within the QHSE department, will be responsible for the following activities:
• Collaborating in the process of identifying OHS hazards, assessing risks and defining prevention and protection measures associated with activities, facilities and processes;
• Identify training needs regarding occupational safety, based on the results of the risk assessment process, contractual requirements and local regulations, proposing information and training programmes for workers;
• Collaborate on the drafting of project documentation, in particular operational control procedures;
• Ensure the systematic verification of the adequacy of the project’s QHSE system and monitor its effective implementation through inspections and audits;
• Participate in accident investigations, carrying out analyses, identifying causes and corrective actions (CAs), the implementation of which the ASPP monitors and evaluates for effectiveness. Draft the relevant reports;
• Monitor project HSE performance, assist in the preparation of HSE reports and documentation;
• Where relevant, provide support to the Procurement department during the tendering process for subcontracts, assessing the suitability of the relevant subcontractors against contractual and company requirements.