We have an exciting opportunity for a Marine Engineer to join our growing Energy Division in Aberdeen.
The successful candidate will oversee the safety of assessment cases and maritime integrity topic discipline, varying from assessment of hull structure and stability, watertight integrity, bilge and ballast systems and inspections.
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A key operational arm of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Energy Division (ED) regulates Great Britains on and offshore Oil and Gas Industry, pipelines, mines, diving and renewables sector. We employ around 140 professional engineers and scientists to do this. Respected internationally for our independent status and integrity, we have a long-standing reputation for technical expertise which can be applied logically to deliver effective, proportionate solutions enabling hazardous activities to be managed safely.
Our Offshore Electrical, Control & Instrumentation engineers help to ensure employers in the offshore oil & gas sector – and associated essential industries – work safely. In this role, you can utilise your considerable technical knowledge and practical experience to influence not only individual employers but whole industry sectors.
Key Responsibilities
For this particular EC&I role, we are looking for a professional with a bias towards control & instrumentation systems and cyber security in the offshore oil and gas or petrochemical process industry, who has the knowledge and understanding of the design, installation, operation and maintenance of control & instrumentation systems to achieve and maintain safety in the offshore oil and gas environment. Additional responsibilities also include addressing the Network and Information Systems regulation in relation to assuring continuity of essential services for applicable Offshore Oil & Gas Installations.
As part of the overall responsibilities of the role, you will carry out the full range of duties of an HSE Specialist Inspector including:
A key operational arm of HSE, Energy Division (ED) regulates Great Britains Offshore Oil and Gas Industry, pipelines, mines, diving and renewable sector. We employ around 140 professional engineers and scientists to do this. Respected internationally for our independent status and integrity, we have a long-standing reputation for technical expertise which can be applied logically to deliver effective, proportionate solutions enabling hazardous activities to be managed safely.
Energy Division has a front-line team of Human Factors Specialist Inspectors who are primarily involved with regulating Offshore Oil and Gas Installations. Over time it is anticipated there will be an increasing amount of NetZero related work (e.g. carbon capture and storage and floating wind turbines).
Key Responsibilities
A key operational arm of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Energy Division (ED) regulates Great Britains on and offshore Oil and Gas Industry, pipelines, mines, diving and renewables sector. We employ around 140 professional engineers and scientists to do this. Respected internationally for our independent status and integrity, we have a long-standing reputation for technical expertise which can be applied logically to deliver effective, proportionate solutions enabling hazardous activities to be managed safely.
Our Specialist Pipelines Engineers help Britain’s most diverse and essential industries work safely. In this frontline role you can influence not only individual employers but a whole sector of industry.
Key Responsibilities
As a process engineering inspector, you will be involved with regulating offshore oil and gas operations and related activities with a particular focus on addressing the potential major accident hazards in relation to the process plant. In this frontline role, you can influence not only individual organisations but the sector as a whole.
Key Responsibilities
Within HSE, Chemical, Explosives an Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD) Human Factors (HF) Specialists ensure employers across Great Britain work safely, protecting people and places. In this role, you can utilise your technical HF knowledge and experience to influence not only individual employers but whole industry sectors – you get the reward of making a difference and doing work that actually saves lives.
As part of a national team, our HF roles are unique. They suit those who appreciate variety and a challenge, whilst enjoying flexibility and having the support of experienced HF professionals and the widest range of health and safety experts in Britain.
Key Responsibilities;
Inspections and investigations may take you to sites across Great Britain, thus requiring regular travel and overnight stays.
Specialist Training Programme (STP)
On joining HSE, all new specialist inspectors are required to complete a 2-year Specialist Training Programme (STP). This comprises of legal training and assessment to prepare you fully for your regulatory role.
This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role within the team, contributing to the continued growth of HSE’s training activities. Based at the internationally renowned HSE Science and Research Centre in Buxton, Derbyshire, you will also complete a Business Administration Level 3 as part of your employment with us.
HSE is unlike any other training provider. Our training is based on world-class science, real-world experience and our unique position as Great Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. We are dedicated to protecting people and places and, helping everyone lead safer and healthier lives.
Each year, we deliver an extensive programme of high quality courses and events to delegates and organisations from a cross-section of industries. These are delivered face-to-face at our training centre in Buxton, at selected venues around the country, at organisations’ own premises or online.
Working as a Training Administrator, you will support the delivery of training activities and events which reach thousands of delegates each year. You will work closely with other members of the team as well as liaising with colleagues from across HSE. You will be supported from day one for your learning and development into this role, ensuring you are supported every step of the way in completing your apprenticeship and getting the experience you need to excel in your new role.
We have a new opportunity for a band 3/SEO Service Delivery Manager to join our team in the Information, Technology and Services Division (ITS) within HSE.
As the Service Delivery Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the delivery and continuous improvement of digital services across the organisation. Following established acceptance into service processes you will ensure that services are delivered to meet business objectives while maintaining a focus on customer satisfaction.
HSE’s Service Operations team strive to constantly improve the technologies and services supporting the organisation. Our service management team are very highly regarded within the organisation and pride ourselves on excellent customer service.
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CRD’s Interventions Unit deals with the enforcement of chemical supply duties relating to REACH, Plant Protection Products (PPP) legislation, Biocidal Products, Classification Labelling and Packaging and the export of chemicals controlled by Prior Informed Consent (PIC) legislation.
This role is a frontline Band 5 Case Manager in the Interventions Unit, in which you will support other frontline staff, such as CRD Inspectors, Case Management Team colleagues and Pesticides Enforcement Officers. There is a need to acquire understanding and knowledge of relevant operational procedures. Depending on progression within the team and previous experience, you may have the opportunity to take on frontline investigatory work, in which you will directly influence external stakeholders.
This post offers significant development, providing insight to, and experience of enforcement practice, policy, and working collaboratively with a range of internal and external partners and stakeholders.
The role continues to evolve, therefore the post holder will require flexibility to adapt to new challenges.
This vacancy is for a Senior Engineer with specific knowledge of, and practical application of that knowledge to, pressure systems. They will join our Mechanical Engineering team in the Major Hazards Capability Group at Science Division. This is an excellent opportunity to use your skills to contribute to innovative work to support HSE incident investigations, and research and testing projects to directly improve the lives of people in their workplaces.
You can expect to contribute to a diverse range of projects within the health and safety sector, especially HSE incident investigation support and research, and also be involved in work for other government departments and industrial clients.
You will be part of a team of mechanical, electrical and gas engineers delivering experimental testing in relation to incident investigations but you will also collaborate with technical experts across many other disciplines.