OHSE Specialist for High‑Risk Projects

About the role

The Specialist – OHSE will develop, implement and monitor occupational health, safety, security and environmental plans for high‑risk projects, including TSS programmes, security‑centric EPC contracts and police force automation initiatives. The role ensures that quality, safety and security controls are properly planned, executed, tracked and reported across remote and challenging environments.

Key responsibilities

• Develop and maintain project‑specific QA/QC, HSE and security plans, registers and compliance documentation.
• Establish quality control processes, inspection requirements, FAT/SAT procedures and audit checklists for project deliverables.
• Monitor implementation of OHSE plans across EPC programmes, vendors, contractors and field operations.
• Prepare security risk assessments, travel advisory and emergency response plans for operations in high‑risk environments.
• Track real‑time geolocation of staff and contractors using digital platforms such as ATAK.
• Activate and coordinate emergency response actions for safety, medical, environmental or security incidents.
• Deliver safety, security and travel induction training for staff, contractors and field teams.
• Conduct OHSE inspections, audits, incident reviews, non‑conformance tracking and lessons‑learned reporting.

Required profile

• Proven experience developing and implementing OHSE plans for high‑risk or remote projects.
• Ability to work with vendors, contractors and multidisciplinary teams in challenging environments.
• Willingness to travel to and operate on‑site in high‑risk locations.

Required skills

• ATAK or equivalent digital asset/personnel tracking platform.
• QA/QC planning and execution.
• HSE planning and risk mitigation.
• Security risk assessment and emergency response planning.
• FAT/SAT procedures and audit checklist development.