SITE SAFETY OFFICER 1. Site Safety Officer shall provide advice and guidance to the Drilling, Completions, Well services operations teams and contractors in managing HSE risks through effective implementation of engineering and management controls. The incumbent shall have adequate level of knowledge and experience including ability to troubleshoot when required on personal as well as process safety risk control measures applied in Onshore and Offshore drilling, workovers, Rigless well intervention, well integrity, marine, helicopter operation, SIMOPS and other allied activities. 2. Shall possess the ability to deliver effective safety training and coaching. 3. Strong communication, influencing and interpersonal skills. 4. Strong passion for HSE, drive to build and change HSE culture. 5. Carry out safety inspections of well head jackets, rig/rigless units. 6. Review JSA, JHA, TRA or any risk assessment forms. 7. Carryout regular audits of PTW system. 8. Monitor contractors HSE certificates. 9. Participate in Incident investigations, follow up and monitor incidents close out. 10. Monitor the implementation of contractors HSE training Matrix and attend HSE and technical training as deemed necessary by the company. 11. Liaising with User Department and Contractors teams (Operations and HSE) at rig/ rigless site to improve implementation of HSE programs. 12. Monitor the implementation status of the HSE plan /programs during every phase of the contract (DROP program, Life Saving Rules, etc). 13. Assist in the development and review of HSE procedures, standards, policies & guidelines. 14. Assist in the implementation of Workplace Environmental and Industrial Hygiene Management programs. 15. The above Job Description and Responsibilities are applicable for any Site Safety Officer position, regardless the assigned working location. 16. Train, coach & develop Qatari Nationals to further expand their existing knowledge and technical-know-how in compliance with the company target on Qatarization.

Role Summary:The ERT Lead is responsible for managing the site’s emergency preparedness and response activities. This role ensures readiness to respond to fires, medical emergencies, spills, natural disasters, and other crisis situations.Key Responsibilities:Leadership & CoordinationLead the ERT during all emergency situations and drills.Ensure all ERT members are trained, equipped, and prepared for rapid response.Coordinate with external emergency services (fire department, medical responders, law enforcement).PreparednessDevelop and maintain the site’s Emergency Response Plan (ERP).Schedule and lead emergency drills (fire, evacuation, spill response, etc.).Verify that emergency equipment (extinguishers, SCBAs, spill kits, alarms) is functional and accessible.Incident ManagementTake command of on-site emergencies until relieved by higher authority or emergency services.Assess the situation, prioritize actions, and allocate ERT resources effectively.Communicate incident status updates to management and relevant authorities.Training & EvaluationOrganize ERT training sessions, including first aid, firefighting, and rescue operations.Evaluate ERT performance after drills and real incidents, identifying areas for improvement.DocumentationMaintain emergency response records, logs, and after-action reports.Participate in reviews of incidents and contribute to root cause analysis.

• Ensure compliance with company policies and regulations.• Coordinate equipment and driver/operator schedules.• Coordinate deliveries with operations.• Work with external vendors, including mechanics.• Maintain inventory of spare parts and tires.• Monitor fuel levels.• Shall be familiar with techniques of material handling equipment like trucks, crane, forklift, etc.• Assist with process improvement.

• Supervise all logistics activities including but not limited to the schedules and hours of service of equipment and driver/operator.• Ensure compliance with company policies and regulations.• Prepare preventive maintenance schedule of equipment to minimize downtime and keep the fleet operational.• Implement and monitor available fleet management systems to track vehicle location, usage, and fuel consumption.• Prepare reports on fleet performance with regards to costs, fuel efficiency, and maintenance as a minimum.• Address and resolve issues such as vehicle breakdowns, accidents, and any driver/operator related claims.

Role Summary:The ERT Lead is responsible for managing the site’s emergency preparedness and response activities. This role ensures readiness to respond to fires, medical emergencies, spills, natural disasters, and other crisis situations.Key Responsibilities:Leadership & CoordinationLead the ERT during all emergency situations and drills.Ensure all ERT members are trained, equipped, and prepared for rapid response.Coordinate with external emergency services (fire department, medical responders, law enforcement).PreparednessDevelop and maintain the site’s Emergency Response Plan (ERP).Schedule and lead emergency drills (fire, evacuation, spill response, etc.).Verify that emergency equipment (extinguishers, SCBAs, spill kits, alarms) is functional and accessible.Incident ManagementTake command of on-site emergencies until relieved by higher authority or emergency services.Assess the situation, prioritize actions, and allocate ERT resources effectively.Communicate incident status updates to management and relevant authorities.Training & EvaluationOrganize ERT training sessions, including first aid, firefighting, and rescue operations.Evaluate ERT performance after drills and real incidents, identifying areas for improvement.DocumentationMaintain emergency response records, logs, and after-action reports.Participate in reviews of incidents and contribute to root cause analysis.

Role Summary:ERT Members are trained personnel responsible for assisting in emergency situations to protect life, property, and the environment. They act under the direction of the ERT Lead during drills and real incidents.Key Responsibilities:Emergency ResponseRespond promptly to alarms and emergencies according to established procedures.Execute assigned duties during incidents (firefighting, first aid, evacuation assistance, spill control, etc.).Ensure personal safety and that of others while performing emergency tasks.PreparednessParticipate in all scheduled emergency drills and training sessions.Maintain personal protective equipment (PPE) and assigned emergency tools.Report any damaged or missing emergency equipment to the ERT Lead.Support RolesAssist in crowd control and ensure safe evacuation routes.Provide initial medical assistance and coordinate with medical responders.Help in incident containment and mitigation under supervision.Post-Incident ActivitiesParticipate in debriefings and contribute feedback to improve response procedures.Assist in cleanup, restoration, and post-incident documentation.Awareness & CommunicationStay familiar with the facility layout, emergency exits, and alarm systems.Communicate clearly and calmly during emergencies.

Role Summary:The Loss Control Supervisor is responsible for implementing, monitoring, and improving the organization’s loss prevention and safety programs. This role ensures compliance with health, safety, environmental, and security standards to minimize risk and protect people, property, and assets.Key Responsibilities:Risk ManagementIdentify potential safety and operational hazards and develop risk mitigation plans.Conduct regular site inspections and audits to ensure compliance with loss control standards.Monitor incident trends and implement corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).Policy & Program ImplementationDevelop and maintain loss control and safety policies, procedures, and manuals.Ensure adherence to company and regulatory requirements (e.g., OSHA, NFPA, ISO standards).Coordinate insurance inspections and ensure compliance with insurer requirements.Training & AwarenessConduct safety training and awareness campaigns for employees and contractors.Lead emergency drills and exercises in coordination with the ERT Lead.Incident InvestigationLead investigations of accidents, near misses, property damage, and security breaches.Prepare incident reports, root cause analyses, and recommendations.CoordinationCollaborate with department heads to integrate loss control principles into daily operations.Support the ERT during emergencies by providing risk assessments and technical advice.ReportingMaintain accurate records of inspections, incidents, and corrective actions.Prepare monthly and quarterly loss control performance reports.

• Provides support to Logistics Manager in managing the daily operations of logistics division.• Maintain accurate records and generate reports on Logistics Division performance.• Monitor and analyze the overall status of vehicle/equipment in the fleet considering repair, maintenance, years of service and availability.• Manage strategic procurement of vehicle/equipment or trading existing fleet base on market demand.• Communicate and resolve any customer or third party related issues.• Ensure availability of documents for tender preparations and submissions.• Ensure compliance of Logistics Division to local and international regulations including relevant ISO standard for safety and quality.• Ensure KPI target of the organization is being met.• Identify the overall risk and opportunity within the organization.