QHSE Engineer

The Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental (QHSE) Engineer works within the QHSE Department. The QHSE Department consists of a complementary team of quality, safety/marine-safety and environmental personnel.

The QHSE Engineer supports the onshore and offshore line organisation with the implementation and improvement of a multi-faceted management system. The system encompasses a safety management system component (ISM fleet management), a component for product quality management (ISO 9001) and a component for environmental management (ISO 14001).

Job objective is to support the promotion of QHSE awareness as well as implementation of the management system throughout the company.

Your role

• Provide QHSE support to commercial proposals and projects, departments and the vessels;
• Development of the required QHSE deliverables for projects;
• Providing QHSE support to projects and departments as required;
• Carry out internal and external audits as required by the management system and project (contract) requirements;
• Translate changes in legislation, standards, etc. into QHSE implications for Allseas' operations;
• Participate in incident investigation teams;
• Prepare and issue Safety Flash Reports if required;
• Provide risk assessments to projects and the vessels.

When QHSE Engineer is being assigned to one or more of the Allseas vessels, following tasks are applicable:

• Monitor status of vessel audit findings and report to Manager QHSE on monthly basis;
• Monitor vessel modifications and provide safety engineering input as appropriate (in liaison with the QHSE Engineer on the project in case it is a project specific modification);
• Contact Safety Officer on a regular basis and discuss any (non-project) items;
• Liaise with other QHSE Engineers to share lessons learned from individual vessels to identify trends;
• Respond to incident notification and investigation in liaison with Vessel Manager and Project QHSE Engineer;
• Maintain incident database and monitor close out of follow-up actions;
• Provide HSE related input for portcall / docking / lay-up documentation such as Emergency Bridging Documents and portcall instructions;
• Review observations entered into the Allseas Safety Awareness Programme (ASAP) database and the UA/UC/NM log on a monthly basis and provide feedback to the vessel as applicable;
• Follow up QHSE actions from the vessel HOD/SD SHE meetings and give feedback on the status of these actions.

What we expect from you

• 1-2 (Junior), 3+ (Medior) yrs of experience as a (Q)HSE professional in the offshore Industry.
• Knowledge in H&S management systems and risk mitigation strategy.
• Knowledge in occupational health & safety and sustainability.
• Bachelor or Master’s degree in Safety or Engineering.
• Have a recognized H&S qualification on Dutch HVK/IVK level, NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent.
• Be able to communicate both in English and Dutch language (Preferred).
• Hands on mentality, good communication skills, team player, able to set priorities.

What we offer

Working at Allseas means innovative ways of working in a dynamic, fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment, with creative thinking, collaboration and down-to-earth culture at its core.

You can expect

• competitive industry benchmarked salary and excellent pension
• performance based salary raises and bonuses
• 30 holidays days per year, flexible working hours
• extensive training and development programme, study budgets and coaching
• a company-sponsored fitness scheme
• internal clubs, committees, parties and (sportive) events

Stories from colleagues

It’s about more than numbers and schedules—it’s about making the best solution happen with the capabilities we’ve built in-house.

Maarten Groen, Proposals Engineer