Current Vacancies at Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), August 2018

Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) is the pioneer and a leader in the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. We invest heavily in our employees, which is reflected in our industry-leading development programmes. We are recruiting to fill the position of:     Job Title. Lead, Environmental Health Officer Ref. ID: 86698BR Location: Lagos Job Description

• To supervises the public health unit and employees engaged in the work of public health services in SPDC, assure food and drinking Water safety in SPDC operations and assure compliance with applicable and binding  directives as per public health legal instruments.

• Minimum of 5 years post qualification experience with either B.Sc. or HND in Environmental Health.
• Leadership, supervisory, IT, budget management and communication/interpersonal skills
• National Professional license by EHORECON

• Skilled in the Health Risk Management, Health Protocol and Guidance.
• Skilled in HSE Management Systems
• Skilled in analyzing and solving problems, communicating and persuading and being personally creative and innovative
• Leadership  skills - e.g. can deliver through others

• Good team player/resourceful
• Good inter-personal relationship
• Smart/respectful, ability to go extra mile
• Enterprise First.

• The Project and Technical Services Lead will define remediation project objectives and oversee quality control throughout its life cycle.
• The individual shall prioritize, plan and execute remediation of all impacted sites in Ogoniland in accordance with the HSSE & SP Control framework, SPDC Standard for the Management, Investigation & Remediation of Soil & Groundwater Contamination and Local Applicable Laws/Regulations.
• He/She will develop, execute, and finalize remediation projects according to strict deadlines and within budget, including estimating and acquiring the right resources, coordinating team of site supervisors, third-party contractors or consultants in order to deliver projects according to plan.
• He/She shall prepare and submit budget proposals and recommend subsequent budget changes where necessary liaising with other leads within the project team in the implementation of his/her role. In addition, he/she shall mentor, motivate and supervise project team members and contractors.

• Minimum qualification of Master's degree in Geosciences, Environmental Sciences and Biochemical Sciences. A PhD degree in these disciplines will be an advantage.
• At least 5 years of demonstrated skill of planning and execution of contaminated sites remediation projects.
• Proficient in the use of REMSCAN and can interprete chromatographic analysis of contaminated samples.
• Has skills to develop specific HSE case for different remediation scenarios.
• Demonstrable experience in Shorelines Clean-up Assessment Technique (SCAT)
• Familiar with biochemical laboratory analysis of contaminated oil and water samples including finger-printing and associated quality control measures.
• Conversant with waste treatment and hydrocarbon waste fixation.
• Familiar with managing contract procurement process.
• Skillful in sampling borehole design and execution.
• Must have working knowledge of coring and core description and interpretation.
• Knowledgeable about the lithology of the Niger Delta.
• Conversant with adaptive mangrove monitoring practices.
• Must have knowledge and application of RBCA toolkit for site specific risk assessment.
• Must be conversant with GIS and spatial data analyses.
• Demonstrate knowledge of tier 1 and tier 2, risk assessment of hydrocarbon contaminated sites.
• Effective organizational, project management, reporting, communication and presentation skills.
• Understands regional and local hydrogeology, and contaminant Fate & Transport (F&T) principles.
• Can identify data gaps and how to manage them by gaps analysis including risk assessment of severity/potential ramifications.
• Able to develop risk-based remediation targets and strategy for a simple site based on thorough understanding of CSM, the RBCA process, and sustainable remediation principles.
• Can independently review, evaluate and recommend appropriate Remedial Action Plan for various impacted scenarios
• Can identify key performance indicators and recommend system optimization for commonly applied remediation technologies and for commonly used above ground treatment technologies.
• Has undertaken internal and external stakeholder management for simple SGW projects.
• Has sound understanding of local regulatory requirements.
• Able to design and conduct remediation and restoration training
• Can interpret Laboratory data and provide astute recommendations for soil and ground water remediation
• Is able to critically analyse large scientific data sets and draw logical conclusions.
• Can identify SGW liabilities and critically review work proposed or performed to monetize the liability.
• Can cost up simple investigations and ex-situ (excavate and disposal) remediation works.
• Knows basics of creating and maintaining a Hazards and Effects register, the bowtie hazard analysis technique, and ALARP requirements.
• Familiar with the seven steps in a HEMP review, required handshakes, implementation and monitoring requirements.
• Experience with stakeholder management and ability to influence senior stakeholders.

• The Individual will conduct and participate in industrial hygiene surveys and monitoring of workplace exposures (Physical, Biological, Chemical, Ergonomic and Psychosocial)
• He/She will participate in developing, implementation and verifying Health Risk Assessments, generate technical industrial hygiene reports, facilitate maintenance and calibration of IH equipment,develop and conduct training programs, document Industrial Hygiene data in Shell Health database, participate as Health Subject Matter Expert (SME) in audits and review Occupational Health controlling documents.

• A Bachelor's Degree in the Sciences or Engineering
• Postgraduate qualification in Industrial/Occupational Hygiene
• Licentiate of the Faculty of Occupational Hygiene (LFOH) or Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), ABIH or Registered Occupational Hygienist (ROH)
• Industrial Hygiene experience (at least 4 years) in Chemical, Oil and Gas industry