SSHE Technician II

MAIN FUNCTIONS
Work with company and contractor’s site management and Safety, Security, Health, and Environment (SSHE)
organizations to implement the project and site safety programs and advice on best practice. SSHE
Technicians provide support in one or more safety, security, health, or environmental subject areas to a
particular site or functional group within an affiliate. A SSHE Technician supports data entry, management,
and reporting skills while interacting with the field/operations organization and SSHE Advisors. SSHE
Technicians will cover some but not all of the responsibilities listed below.
Typical Position titles may include: EHS (Environmental, Health and Safety) Specialist, EHS Technician,
Offshore Installation (OI) Technician, Emissions Technician, Safety Technician, etc.

TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
In addition to all Level 1 tasks and responsibilities, Level 2:
• Preparation of monthly Safety Stewardship, Progress and Executive Reports by acquiring and analyzing
data, preparing trend analysis, and generating supporting graphs, tables, and statistics.
• Point of contact for incident management program
• Responsible for maintaining and analyzing data contained in the Project’s Safety Database.
• Identifying, proposing, and implementing new safety initiatives / awareness programs, i.e. management
presentations, poster programs
• Identify trends in safety data and recommend initiatives.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• Experience in Construction Safety-related positions (previous experience within the group preferred)
• High School Graduate
• Post-Secondary Diploma in Safety Technology
• Health, Safety and Security experience
• Ability to multitask
• Effective team player skills
• Local and international travel may be required
• Strong computer skills in the following programs are essential attributes for this role: MS Excel, MS
PowerPoint, MS Word
Specific Requirements
• HND OR BSC- Engineering /safety & ER related certification
• Safety /Environmental training certification
• Oil spill Response training Certification
• 2years – 5years, role related experience