Rescue Head

About this role

1. Supports the Onshore EPC project in all SHES related disciplines and scope of work but with particular focus on Emergency Response, Rope Rescue, Work at Height and Confined Space Entry. Shall be flexible and team-orientated. Supports the EPC package PMT SHES teams as the key focal point for site activities related to Rescue & Emergency Response, with a particular focus and specialization on rope rescue activities. 2. Provides oversight in field for newly onboarded EPC CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTRACTOR(s) and Vendors across all EPC packages, to verify understanding and compliance to project Rescue & Emergency Response requirements. Monitors the performance of Rescue & Emergency Response personnel. Proactive engagement with disciplines for confined space and working at height activity monitoring, emergency planning and rescue requirements.
3. Champion on-site awareness for confined space entry, working at height, Rescue & Emergency Response requirements amongst CONTRACTOR and among PMT. Ensures that EPCs carry out daily monitoring of confined space and working at height activities. Participation in daily Rescue Response personnel Tool-Box Talks (TBT) and Task Instructions (TI), training and drills, providing expert coaching and leadership to CONTRACTOR and its SUBCONTRACTOR(s) as required.4. Supports the CONTRACTOR development of Rescue drills and exercise schedules that rigorously tests the rescue team’s operational readiness. Where appropriate, such drills and exercises will include RLIC and other external agency participation and observation. Ensures that the appropriate pre-planned rescue and emergency response actions are taken during crises, incidents and emergencies to secure the optimum result with the absolute minimum impact on project activities.
5. Verification of Rescue & Emergency response site resource allocation, competencies and performance. This shall include (but not limited to) first response stations, first response vehicles, paramedics, spill response kits and response teams, rope rescue team members, rope rescue equipment and communication with the Joint Operation Center (JOC) and provide mentoring and promote development of such personnel. 6. Supports the establishment and maintenance of strong SHES culture in line with the COMPANY and Project vision, mission and values. Support and promote the project Incident and Injury Free (IIF) program.
7. Liaise with internal/external groups as and when required in coordination with SHES Manager Shared Resources and elevant EPC package PMTs as well as the PMT Security & Emergency Response Head 8. Ensures that emergency response incidents (involving rescues or response) are properly reported and the correct response actions are taken. Participates in investigations, as appropriate, and drive the “lessons learned” reviews and corrective actions that such investigations and reviews raise.
9. Participates in Rescue & Emergency response related meetings as needed across all EPC packages, and participates in meetings involving CONTRACTOR Rescue & Emergency Response problems/incidents. Participate in site reviews, walkthroughs, audits & assessments.10. Ensures Onshore Rescue and Emergency response procedures across all EPC packages are kept current, updated and aligned with state agency standards and requirements. Communicate such procedures and ensure that the appropriate training by these procedures is performed.