QSSU-EACOP-HSS-HEALTH & SAFETY SUPERVISOR

About This Job:

Q-Sourcing Limited trading as Q-Sourcing Servtec is a manpower management solutions firm operating in the East African Region in the countries of Uganda Kenya Tanzania Rwanda and South Sudan.

On behalf of our client EACOP we are looking for a competent skilled and experienced Health & Safety Supervisor to work in Uganda

POSITION IN THE ORGANISATION

Reports to: Health and Safety Lead (LOT 1/2/3)

Job Description Position: Health & Safety Supervisor

Direct reports (number): None

MISSIONS / JOB DIMENSIONS

CAPEX Project: The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is a major regional infrastructure project (Capex: 4.1 G$ OPEX:>2.5G$ over 25 years) between Uganda and Tanzania coast opening a new value corridor between the two countries. The role does not have a direct budget function.

The role will be based within the Field Health & Safety Team and responsible for providing functional support to the Project and/or Project Land and Social (LSOC) activities.

ACTIVITIES

Provide support to Health & Safety aspects for works conducted by the Land and Social contractors.

Implement the regulatory requirements to ensure compliance with local and other H&S regulatory requirements.

HSE Performance reporting for LSOC contractor

Incident management including reporting notification investigation & analysis

Contractor HSE Management - analysis of prequalification and call for tenders; evaluation and audits.

Conduct HSE inductions and maintain an up-to-date database

Promote positive Health and Safety culture and facilitate programs (e.g Zero Harm program)

Prepare and facilitate toolbox meetings with EACOP workers and Contractors

Coordinate and implement the EACOP HSE training requirements

Provide support for road safety. Conduct vehicle inspections and Driver toolbox talks.

CONTEXT AND ENVIRONMENT

Behind the numerous technical environmental and social challenges faced by the project objective is for EACOP to be developed in a fast-track mode with start-up anticipated 39 months after FID

With operations in two countries two separate regulatory regimes will need to be addressed in the HSE-MS

Numerous stakeholders and heavy focus by NGOs create a complex context. Project will need to be developed in accordance with IFC standards and the Equator 4 Principles to secure the necessary financing

Several risks related to the location including malaria limited infrastructure significant transport & road risk etc.

Job Location: The position is based in the field with travel to various worksites in Uganda /Tanzania.

ACCOUNTABILITIES

Ensure works conducted by the Project and LSOC Contractors are carried out in line with local and internationally recognized Health & Safety regulations and best practices.

Ensure the regulatory compliance of the Contractor

Promote Health & Safety and provide induction training and toolbox talks to EACOP workers and Contractors

Perform any other duties or tasks that may be required by the position.

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIRED EXPERIENCE

Professional experience:

Bachelor s degree or equivalent formal qualification in a recognized HSE discipline (NEBOSH Certificate as a minimum).

National Occupational Safety and Health certification (as required)

Minimum 10 years of experience in Oil & Gas Industry or related experience in large scale projects & industrial operations.

Technical competencies: Good knowledge in Occupational Health and Safety; Risk Analysis Contractor HSE Management.

Behavioral competencies: Ability to work in a multi-cultural business setting and excellent interpersonal and communication skills are essential.

Fluent in English: Speaking and Writing.

All candidates who meet the criteria outlined above are encouraged to apply under the job vacancy QSSU-EACOP-HSS-HEALTH & SAFETY SUPERVISOR

Note:
The deadline for applications is not later than 05:00 pm Monday 25th August 2025

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Q-SOURCING SERVTEC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. ANY SOLICITATION WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION.