Health, Safety, and Environment Sr Advisor
Company
Weatherford
Location
Vernal, United States
Employment type
Full-time
Posted
Jun 25, 2026
Listed via
Weatherford
We are seeking a highly motivated Senior HSE Professional to join our team. The ideal candidate will bring extensive experience in health, safety, and environmental management, particularly within the Oil & Gas sector. This role is crucial for ensuring our operations adhere to the highest safety standards and regulatory requirements.
Job Purpose
The HSE Advisor's responsibilities include but not limited to:
Compliance Administration: Oversee and monitor adherence to the WFT OEPS Management System, ensuring that all operations align with established safety and environmental protocols
Audit Participation: Engage in internal audits of the OEPS management system and assist with external audits as necessary, helping to ensure transparency and continuous improvement
System Review: Take part in regular assessments of the OEPS management system to confirm that objectives are met, and the system is functioning effectively, actively seeking opportunities for enhancement
Implementation and Verification: Advise on the execution of safe working procedures, Technical Work Instructions, and Task Risk Assessments. Ensure compliance with the RADAR program and site-specific PPE requirements, while monitoring actions related to the RADAR process to confirm timely follow-up and closure
HSE Risk Assessments: Participate in the development and maintenance of current site HSE risk assessments and risk registers, fostering a proactive approach to safety
Information Dissemination: Distribute relevant HSE information to employees, ensuring they are informed and engaged with safety practices
Incident Record Management: Maintain HSE incident records in the WPTS, providing accurate documentation for review and analysis
Emergency Preparedness: Participate in emergency response & spill response drills as per Weatherford Standards, ensuring readiness for potential incidents while reviewing and updating applicable emergency response plans and spill preparedness response plans annually
Site Induction Monitoring: Oversee site inductions to ensure they are conducted in accordance with company requirements, laying the groundwork for a safety-conscious culture
Incident Investigation: Contribute to incident investigations (CPAR) by ensuring thorough completion and identification of root causes and corrective actions
Safety Meetings Participation: Engage in daily, weekly, and monthly site safety meetings, fostering open dialogue about safety concerns and initiatives
Hierarchy of Controls Advice: Provide guidance on applying the hierarchy of controls in the risk management process, promoting effective safety measures
Facility & Field Inspections: Conduct regular inspections of facilities and field operations to verify compliance with key OEPS processes, including Permit to Work, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), pressure testing, machinery guarding, and equipment calibration
Hazardous Substance Management: Regularly inspect the use of hazardous substances in facilities, ensuring that MSDSOnline reflects current usage and that substances are stored and handled per OEPS requirements
Training Record Monitoring: Monitor employee training records to ensure compliance with Weatherford, customer, and regulatory requirements, promoting a knowledgeable and prepared workforce.
Qualifications
Educated to graduate level, preferably in Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)
5-7 years of recent experience in a Senior HSE role, such as HSE Supervisor or HSE Lead, preferably within the Oil & Gas sector
Recognized HSE qualifications (e.g., CRSP, CSP, CHSC) are preferred
Experience in implementing 5S/Lean principles
Familiarity with State and Federal Transportation (USDOT) requirements for Commercial Vehicles.
Travel Requirements of Position
Territory will span the Northern US job locations including Vernal, Utah, Casper and Gillette, Wyoming and Longmont, Colorado locations as a primary area, with potential of periodically supporting additional areas as needed
Travel requirement of up to 30%, including overnight travel.
Skills
Regulatory Knowledge: Deep understanding of local, national health and safety regulations and environmental laws
Risk Management: Proficiency in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks associated with workplace hazards and environmental impact, while educating front line employees. Ability to perform formal risk assessments and critical risk registries
Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills (English) to convey safety policies, procedures, and training effectively to all levels of the organization
Training and Development: Ability to design and deliver training programs that promote a safety culture and compliance among employees
Analytical Skills: Capability to analyze data, incident reports, and safety audits to identify trends and areas for improvement
Problem-Solving: Strong critical thinking skills to develop effective solutions to safety and environmental challenges
Leadership and Influence: Ability to lead safety
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