Fire Life Safety Head

• Provide Company oversight of the NFXP Onshore Project EPC Contractors compliance with RLIC Fire & Life Safety Regulations across both permanent and temporary facilities. This includes construction camps (>40,000 pax), construction temporary facilities (batching plants, fabrication shops, on site offices, site mess halls, general and chemical storage, etc.) as well as contractor offices.

• Support the monitoring of the operation and maintenance of Contractor camps and tempories to ensure that they remain compliant with code.

• Develop reporting on areas of concern, non compliances with contractual obligations and corrective actions required in permanent and temporary facilities.

• Maintain relationship with RLIC Fire Rescue and Fire Engineering Department, ensuring clear lines of communication when it comes to ensuring project compliance with RLIC Fire & Life Safety Regulations.

Key Accountabilities

• Provide the Deputy Site Manager/Camps and Facilities Services Division Manager with assurance that NFXP Contractors operating within RLIC are compliant with their obligations to meet RLIC Fire & Life Safety Regulations

• Implement a system of inspections and reporting to assure Contractor compliance on temporary facilities.

• Support and guide contractors during construction and commissioning phases to ensure that they meet RLIC requirements.

• Develop reports on the status of both EPC permanent and temporary facilities covering all aspects of fire and life safety.

• Assure that fire management readiness plans are in place across all NFXP work sites.

• Engage and liase with RLIC fire departements to support necessary approvals, inspections and close out of actions.

• Review submittals, i.e architectural, fire & life safety, fire fighting and fire alarm drawings, material submittals, third party certifications, commissioning reports, etc. in PIMS and other systems.

• Establish a forum with all EPC Fire Protection Coordinators, to ensure consistency wrt Fire & Life Safety Regulations, QCDD Regulations and NFPA Code requirements, share lessons learned and maintain tracking system of all certificate of occupancies issued.

• Attend Commissioning/Functional Testing of Fire & Life Safety Systems.

• Attend Hazop/Hazid Studies for temporary and permanent facilities;

• Attend joint walk-throughs with RLIC Engineering Team for purposes of obtaining Certificate Of Occupancy.

• Attend Fire & Emergency Exercises and ensure all shortcomings are adequately closed out.

• Ensure ITM of all portable fire equipment and Fire Systems are carried out by QCDD approved Contractors.

• Ensure all Fire Inspection Records and ITM Reports are stored in suitable filing system.