OHSE Specialist for High‑Risk Projects

About the role

The OHSE Specialist will develop, implement and monitor Occupational, Health, Safety, Security and Environmental plans for high‑risk projects, including TSS programs, security‑centric EPC projects and police force automation initiatives.

Key responsibilities

• Create and maintain project‑specific QA/QC, HSE and security plans, registers and compliance documentation.
• Establish quality control processes, inspection requirements, FAT/SAT procedures, audit checklists and acceptance controls.
• Monitor implementation of OHSE plans across projects, vendors, contractors and subcontractors.
• Develop site safety procedures, environmental controls and risk mitigation measures for field activities.
• Prepare security risk assessments, travel advisory plans and emergency response plans for high‑risk environments.
• Track real‑time geolocation of staff and contractors using digital asset/personnel tracking systems such as ATAK.
• Activate and coordinate emergency response actions for security, safety, medical, environmental or operational threats.
• Deliver project, site, safety, security and travel induction training for staff, contractors and field teams.

Required profile

• Proven experience developing and managing OHSE plans for high‑risk or security‑focused projects.
• Familiarity with QA/QC processes, FAT/SAT procedures and audit documentation.
• Ability to conduct security risk assessments and prepare emergency response plans.
• Experience using digital tracking platforms (e.g., ATAK) to monitor personnel in remote locations.

Required skills

• ATAK or equivalent digital asset/personnel tracking system
• QA/QC methodology
• FAT/SAT procedures
• Audit checklist development