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Project Black Rocks on Saba began as a renovation project after hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017. The new port will play a crucial role in improving the island's accessibility and supporting economic development.
The existing Fort Bay Harbor will remain the primary cargo port, while Black Rocks Harbor will accommodate all other port users. The separation of cargo and small shipping activities will improve maritime safety, and the new port will become an attractive and tourist-friendly docking point. Additionally, with a view to food security, the new port will provide a resilient alternative docking site for cargo ships in case Fort Bay Harbor is damaged or becomes inaccessible due to the impact of tropical storms or hurricanes.
The completion is scheduled for December 2026.
The Project is to design and construct a new port on the south side of Saba, an island in the Caribbean. The scope of the project contains dredging, a rock-breakwater, a concrete deck on piles and civil works on land. It is anticipated to erect a Precast Yard for the project on St Maarten.
Scope
We are seeking a team member to work as a “HSE Manager” for the Saba Black Rock Harbor Project, with the following qualifications.
Establishing and implementing the company’s HSE Management System on project site in alignment with Company Headquarters' standards.Ensuring compliance with local legislation, international HSE standards, and management systems at the project level.
Monitoring, evaluating, and reporting project-specific HSE performance to the Company Headquarter.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.A minimum of 10 years experience in health and safety management, with a focus on marine and jetty construction.
Demonstrated experience working with engineering and construction companies on large-scale international projects.
Excellent command of English (knowledge of the local language for project assignment is an asset).
Familiarity with local HSE laws and regulations in project countries (preferred).
Internationally accredited certifications (e.g., NEBOSH, OSHA, IOSH, IASP, or equivalent).
Comprehensive knowledge of international HS standards (e.g., ISO 45001, OSHA, European Norms).
Proficiency in MS Office tools.
Strong planning, coordination, and communication skills for site-based operations.
Ability to adapt to and work effectively in an international and multicultural environment.
Branche: International Projects, Marine, HRM