Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited, (formerly Moody International Nigeria Limited) was established in 1996 as a partnership between Moody International Group and Nigerian investors. Since commencing operations in March 1997 the company continues to grow and exerts its presence in numerous Projects in the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry.
We are recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: Environmental Scientist I
Location: Nigeria
Category: Environmental, Health & Safety
Job Type: Contracts
Job Nature: Standard Schedule – 6 days on / 1 day off
Main Functions
- Provide guidance and advice on Technical, Operational, and Safety, Security, Health and Environmental (SSH&E) aspects of environmental data collection during field operations.
- Act as protected species observer (PSO) during other survey operations
Tasks And Responsibilities
- Responsible for adhering to SSH&E project requirements
- Responsible for oversight of vendors data collection, field processing, interpretation and reporting.
- Responsible for verifying the vendors and their subcontractors adhere to the contract requirements, project plans, and industry standards
- Responsible for communicating Technical, Operational and SSH&E concerns and issues to ExxonMobil office personnel to ensure project proceeds according to Company standards
- Responsible for coordinating work in the field with other operations occurring in the same work area
Job Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years field experience; ExxonMobil experience preferred
- Must have excellent communication skills, possess high level of integrity, and willingness to build trust and accountability in inter-personal relationships while working in team setting
- Must be fluent in both written and spoken English
- Must be proficient in current communication mediums and technologies (i.e., Microsoft Office, telecommunications, email, meetings)
- Must be in good physical condition and shall comply with all project health and safety requirements (including any vendor, vessel or country-specific certifications required to work offshore)
- Must comply with requirements per the agreement.
- Certifications must be current and not due to expire for the anticipated duration of the project
- Must have technical skills to monitor and advise on technical aspects of data acquisition, sample preservation, processing, interpretation, classification and reporting; including; logistics, operations, instrumentation, equipment, recording, and positioning
- Must be well versed in SSH&E practices and processes for field operations
- Must be familiar with the sampling and preservation of water column, surficial and near surficial sediments for environmental, geochemical or geological/geotechnical purposes
- Must be trained at observing and identifying marine mammals or in compliance with the most recent Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) guidelines (or other standards defined for the area of operations).
Job Title: Environmental / Regulatory Advisor I
Location: Qua Iboe Terminal (QIT), Nigeria
Category: Environmental, Health & Safety
Job Type: Contracts
Job Nature: Standard Schedule – 6 days on / 1 day off
Main Functions
- The Environmental/Regulatory Advisor is the single point of contact for all environmental and regulatory matters and is responsible for the coordination and oversight of environmental and regulatory programs, including engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning aspects.
Tasks and Responsibilities
- Work with environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health consultants and the Project Team (PT), as necessary, to oversee the preparation of the project’s Emergency Support Group (ESHIA) and EMP
- Develop, coordinate functional endorsement of, and implement the project’s Regulatory Compliance Plan and Environmental Management Plan, including preliminary versions of these plans
- Assist the project’s Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) Manager in supporting project-related Environmental & Regulatory (E&R) activities, identifying/implementing appropriate/best environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health practices and company’s lessons learned, and providing input to the Environmental Business Planning process
- Obtain identified project permits/licenses/approvals in a timely manner; track/steward the project approvals process and the project’s compliance status
- Interface with project design and execution teams to ensure that the company environmental, socioeconomic, and health requirements/standards are properly integrated into project designs and implementation plans
- Provide input to the SSHE-related Coordination Procedures for Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Contractor Invitation to Tender (ITT) packages regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Provide (to the project’s SHE Manager), input for cost and schedule estimates related to the regulatory approvals/compliance process and the development and implementation of the project’s ESHIA, Environmental Management Plan (EMP), Health Plan, and other E&R deliverables
- Recommend appropriate environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health issues/impacts avoidance/mitigation measures and oversee their implementation
- Work with EPC contractors to ensure the development of appropriate and acceptable E&R plans (e.g., Environmental Management Plans, Waste Management Plans, Spill Response Plans, Socioeconomic Action Plans, and Health Plans) applicable to their scope of work
- Review EPC contractor E&R plans and other deliverables for comprehensiveness and acceptability regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters, as prescribed in the project’s Coordination Procedures and other contractual documents
- Provide guidance to the PT and EPC contractors related to overall regulatory compliance and E&R performance as required by applicable host-country regulatory requirements, project obligations and commitments, and/or loan agreements
- Develop and ensure the proper implementation of effective EMP implementation/E&R performance monitoring procedures regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Coordinate EMP implementation/E&R performance monitoring activities regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters with Site Construction Managers and/or Supervisors
- Provide assistance to the PT and EPC contractors regarding EMP implementation and E&R performance regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Conduct routine inspections/assessments of EPC Contractors’ work sites regarding environmental, socioeconomic, and/or health matters
- Investigate, record, and report identified E&R compliance initiatives and non-compliance situations regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Ensure the proper and timely completion and submission of EMP implementation/E&R performance monitoring/reporting forms and documents regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Prepare project/internal E&R and regulatory compliance stewardship reports regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters, as well as external reports required to satisfy Government or Lender requirements/requests
- Coordinate the activities of environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health technical experts hired to undertake specific E&R-related tasks
- Assist the PT, as appropriate, regarding special tasks, studies and reports related to overall E&R topics and regulatory compliance requirements regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Oversee communications/the flow of information between field locations and the Project SHE Manager regarding environmental, socioeconomic, and/or health matters
- Coordinate and participate in project worker and PT E&R performance/EMP implementation-related and other environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters training/awareness sessions
Job Requirements
- Applicants must possess a University degree in Natural or Environmental Sciences, Natural Resource Management, Social Sciences (e.g., anthropology, sociology), Engineering or some other technical field related to E&R management regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters
- Candidates should have relevant experience regarding the environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health field(s) preferably related to a construction or extractive industry project
- Knowledge of external project financing desirable
- Knowledge of (specific country) regulations desirable
- Excellent English speaking and writing skills required
- Familiarity with the predominant in-country language(s) is desirable
- Candidates should have good interpersonal skills, some supervisory/organizational talents, and proven ability to work in a positive team manner
- This is a job level 1 position: 1 to 10 years of related experience is required
Business / Operations / SHE:
- Provide overall Environmental and regulatory support
- Provide support in managing EIA, EERs and Seabed Survey
- Participate in statutory environmental and regulatory audits for UN facilities
- Review various projects and technical documents (including environmental compliance / monitoring studies and reports) to ensure adequacy with respect to environmental requirements
- Provide technical environmental / regulatory support in securing permits and licenses for UN
- Regulatory Database maintenance support
- Steward Environmental Management Plan development and implementation for facilities/operations
- Provide Waste Management support, Chemical Inventory stewardship and reporting
- Support the Environmental Business Planning (EBP) process
- UN Environmental Incident investigation & trending, Progressing Environmental Incidents on Impact
- Spill Notification/Documentation support for Post Impact Studies
- Conduct Environmental inspections, develop action plans / closure plans
- Environmental Contracts Management through procurement
- OIMS 6-5 (Env. Management) / OIMS System 4-2 (Compliance with Laws Regulations and Permits) support
- Provide support in progressing FCPA and other corporate requirements
- Liaise with Government Agencies – DPR, NAPIMS, FMENV and State EPAs and NGOs
- Assist in stewardship reporting to MPN, Corporate and Regulatory Agencies (this includes annual chemical inventory, waste release inventory )
- Provide support for SHE input to ALBPs
- Participate in reporting and analyzing EPI
- Oil/Chemical spill, Spill reporting to regulatory bodies, conduct initial incident site assessment to determine possible impact on environment, etc.
Knowledge / Experience / Business Accomplishments Required
- University degree in Science
- Good knowledge of Upstream Oil and Gas business, Nigerian Laws & Regulations that impact company business, familiar with Nigerian Environmental Laws and Regulations and those of other jurisdiction e.g. USA, UK, etc
- Knowledge of Environmental issues and Environmental permit requirements
- Effective Communication skill and interpersonal skills
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Application Deadline 24th September, 2018.
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