Summary
Dar Al Riyadh is seeking an HSE Manager for project safety oversight in Riyadh. The role leads the HSE team, monitors contractor compliance, reviews risk assessments and safety procedures, and oversees high-risk construction activities. Responsibilities also include audits, incident investigations, emergency drills, environmental controls, and reporting HSE performance to project leadership. Applicants need a relevant bachelor’s degree, at least 10 years of construction HSE experience with leadership responsibility, and a NEBOSH Diploma or NEBOSH IGC; Saudi Council of Engineers registration is required where applicable.
The posting
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Key Responsibilities:
- Develop, implement, and monitor the project HSE management plan and procedures.
- Lead the HSE team and oversee contractor compliance across all project work fronts.
- Review risk assessments, method statements, emergency plans, and Permit-to-Work procedures.
- Monitor high-risk activities, including lifting, excavation, temporary works, work at height, hot works, and confined spaces.
- Lead HSE audits, incident investigations, emergency drills, and corrective-action programmes.
- Monitor environmental controls, traffic management, public protection, and construction logistics.
- Report HSE performance, leading indicators, incidents, and major risks to project leadership.
Minimum Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Occupational Safety, Environmental Science, or a related discipline.
- Minimum 10 years of construction HSE experience, including leadership responsibility.
- Proven experience on large-scale mixed-use residential and commercial developments.
- NEBOSH Diploma or NEBOSH IGC is required; additional OSHA or IOSH certification is preferred.
- Strong knowledge of Saudi HSE regulations, Civil Defense requirements, and international safety standards.
- Strong leadership, auditing, incident-investigation, and contractor-management skills.
- Saudi Council of Engineers registration is required where applicable.