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HSE Offshore Representative - TOTAL Suriname Project

Mentor IMC Group Suriname Engineering Posted 21 Oct 2026
Contract On-site
Location
Suriname
Work arrangement
On-site
Employment type
Contract
Category
Engineering
Openings
1

About the role

Mentor IMC Group advertised this HSE Offshore Representative role on 8 October 2026 (job #13625) for assignment on a contract basis in Suriname to its client on the TOTAL Suriname Project. The representative will be accountable for exemplary behaviour on H3SEQ rules and for making sure those requirements are implemented in their area of responsibility, maintaining awareness of and compliance with statutory and company H3SEQ standards, and promoting the project HSSE plan and procedures with the construction team. Day-to-day work includes reviewing contractor and subcontractor HSSE documentation, verifying contractors enforce their commitments and work safely, carrying out daily routine and random HSSE inspections and following up corrective actions, reporting anomalies and unsafe practices immediately, attending daily meetings and toolbox talks, participating in HSSE committees, audits and safety tours, tracking anomalies, incidents and HSSE indicators, and supporting accident and incident investigations with root-cause analysis. Apply through the Mentor IMC Group listing page linked here.

Requirements

Engineer or Offshore Supervisor with a minimum of 15 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, especially in SURF Knowledge of Surinamese offshore regulations for marine, environment and natural resources Deep knowledge of SIMOPS and HSE rules, and experience on a major EPCI project Knowledge of company referential standards (CR, GS) relevant to the role

Skills

Incident investigation Offshore HSE Management HSSE Inspections and Audits SIMOPS Contractor HSSE Oversight EPCI Project Safety

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