Project HSE manager
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Baker Hughes Gruppe in Italia
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The Project HSE Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining health, safety, and environmental policies and programs across all phases of modules construction project, from design and procurement phases to operations, including structures fabrication at strategic suppliers yards and construction activities, commissioning, load out at a venue site. The role ensures compliance with HSE legal, regulatory, and client requirements while promoting a strong Safety Culture and zero-incident performance.
Responsibilities
- Define project HSE plans, requirements,
risk management strategy and activities throughout the project lifecycle from proposal phase to project execution/completion
- Plan, implement, coordinate all HSE activities within the project, as per project complexity, scope of work, HSE plans, company and contractual requirements and relevant laws, standards, and regulations
- Act as primary interface in dealing with project management team and client representatives in all issues related to HSE during project execution
- Ensure that all HSE activities at project level are carried out in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations, client requirements, international standards and company Environmental and Safety Standards, including suppliers/contractors
- Assist project management team in risk management process (i.e., method statements, JSAs, HAZID, HAZOP, etc.) during preliminary constructability HSE assessments and de-risking activities
- Ensure emergency preparedness, monitor and coordinate emergency drills