HSE Construction and Cultural Representative

Brief Company Profile
Hanwha Ocean Offshore Business embarks on a journey to transition from a traditional shipbuilder to an Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation, and Operation (EPCI(O)) solution provider, offering products such as FPSO, FLNG, Offshore Renewables and other Floating Production Units.
Also, Hanwha Oceans' Offshore Business Division recently expanded its global footprint by establishing new Global Business Centers in North America and Europe with the intention of becoming a project-centric and client-driven business organization. This transformation aims to offer enhanced project execution and knowledge-driven operational models by bridging the upstream culture of three continents across Asia, Europe, and America.
In Asia - Singapore, Hanwha Offshore Solutions Singapore positions our expertise as the Center of Excellence for Project Management & Execution Center of Offshore Business that opens up the global energy ecosystem Hanwha Ocean develops and produces advanced facilities and platforms optimized for Offshore Business environments based on the best production system and facilities.
Position Overview:
The
HSE Construction and Cultural Representative
plays a critical role in advancing the company's overall Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) maturity by ensuring that construction readiness and monitoring criteria are established and by implementing the on-site HSE cultural system. This multifaceted position combines technical expertise, operational awareness, and leadership capabilities to drive a culture of safety excellence across the organization.
The Site HSE Construction and Cultural Representative ensures the effective implementation of the Offshore Business Unit's (OBU) HSE policies, procedures, and cultural initiatives at designated construction sites or regional project locations. This role serves as the visible, accessible, and influential HSE presence on-site, with direct responsibility for integrating robust safety practices into daily construction operations and cultivating a proactive safety culture among the workforces.
Crucially, this position acts as a strategic bridge between field-level activities and corporate/OBU management, ensuring that site-specific realities, risks, and lessons learned are accurately captured and communicated upward, while corporate expectations, programs, and initiatives are effectively translated and implemented at the ground level. The role is central to maintaining alignment between the site execution teams and corporate leadership, enabling consistent HSE performance, cultural engagement, and operational readiness across all phases of offshore construction projects.
The position reports to the Site Manager and the Head HSSE.
Key Responsibilities:
Construction Planning, Monitoring & Support
Implement OBU HSE processes and procedures at the site level and ensure project teams are fully compliant.
Lead and perform "Ready for Construction" reviews, including pre-start checks and audits aligned with project schedules and risk assessments.
Validate that all required documentation is in place prior to construction or high-risk activities.
Verify appropriate project manning levels and oversee the development of mobilization/demobilization plans.
Support project planning and recordkeeping, including schedule reviews and baseline updates as needed.
Identify and recommend improvements in site HSE practices, including proposing budget requirements for enhancements.
Serve as a liaison between OBU, yard management, and project teams on all construction-related HSE and cultural matters.
Develop and maintain structured reporting mechanisms to communicate construction HSE performance and issues back to OBU leadership.
Lead project closeout efforts by capturing lessons learned (LL) and ensuring knowledge