1. POSITION DETAILS

Position Title:

Health, Safety Environment Supervisor

Reports to:

Health, Safety & Environmental Manager

Department:

Health, Safety and Environmental

Business Unit:

Renewable Global Business Unit: AMEA Region: South Africa Office

Period:

Full Time  - Local Employment Agreement

Contracted to:

Biotherm Operations and Maintenance (an ENGIE SA company)

Location:

ENGIE Southern Africa, Excelsior Windfarm Facility, Western Cape South Africa

Closing Date:

7th June 2025

2. BACKGROUND

ENGIE is a major player in the energy transition, whose purpose is to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. With 98,000 employees in 30 countries, the Group covers the entire energy value chain, from production to infrastructures and sales. ENGIE combines complementary activities: renewable electricity and green gas production, flexibility assets (notably batteries), gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures and the supply of energy to individuals, local authorities, and businesses. Every year, ENGIE works to drive forward the energy transition and achieve its net-zero carbon goal by 2045. The Group has been present in Africa for over 50 years.

ENGIE provides expertise in four (4) Global Business Units:

• Renewables & Flex Power - Delivering greener and smarter electrons through renewable energy and flexible power solutions.
• Local Energy Infrastructures - Support customers in achieving significant decarbonisation goals.
• Networks - Expanding and adapting power and gas infrastructure to accommodate the transition to green molecules.
• Supply & Energy Management - Leveraging ENGIE’s global energy assets to deliver secure, sustainable energy to customers.

About ENGIE in South Africa:

• 15 years + presence in South Africa
• First and largest Independent Power Producer (IPP) with more than 1,6 GW in operation
• Over 300 + professionals
• Developed, built and operate the first H2 plant in Africa at Mogalakwena mine
• Founding member of the Hydrogen valley initiative with Anglo American and the Department of Science and Technology
• Operational and Safety excellence across all sites
• Growth Market for ENGIE

In South Africa, ENGIE has a growing involvement and portfolio of operational assets:

• Avon & Dedisa Peaking Power (1005 MW OCGT)
• Xina Solar One (100 MW CSP)
• Kathu Solar Park (100 MW CSP)
• Aurora Wind (95 MW Onshore Wind)
• Golden Valley (117 MW Onshore Wind)
• Excelsior (32 MW Onshore Wind)
• Konkoonsies 2 (75 MW Solar PV)
• Aggeneys (40 MW Solar PV)
• MBP (75 MW Solar PV)
• Grootspruit (75 MW Solar PV) – in construction
• Graspan (75 MW Solar PV) – in construction
• OYA Hybrid (333 MW Solar/ Wind/ BESS) – in construction

For more information please visit: www.engie-africa.com

3. JOB PURPOSE

The Health and Safety Supervisor is responsible for providing oversight of health and safety aspects of Biotherm Operations and Maintenance (an ENGIE SA company) wind energy facilities (O&M) activities. They will be responsible for ensuring that the facilities are a healthy and safe place in which to work, that they comply with all Health and Safety legislation, regulation commitments.

This supervisor will ensure a safe working environment and the prevention of any injuries and accidents through the continuous improvement of the Health and Safety Management System, with the intention of striving towards excellence. The position will oversee responsibilities for the Excelsior Wind Energy Facility, and any other site allocated by the company. The position will be based at Excelsior Wind Energy Facility located in Swellendam, Western Cape.

4. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Health and Safety Culture

• Drive behavioural change through advising and implementing continuous improvement programs and practices to encourage an exemplary H&S culture
• Actively engage the entire employees and other stakeholders in order to build a strong H&S culture
• Create and maintain positive and proactive relations with O&M Contractor, landowners, supervisors and employees
• Develop educational training material, toolbox talks, etc. to build a continuous positive H&S culture

Facilities H&S Management 

• Ensure compliance to relevant H&S legislation is monitored through formal and informal H&S inspections and audits of the facilities and systematically capture and timeously close out of any findings
• Establish facilities H&S objectives, KPIs and targets
• Oversee and take part in all incident reporting and investigations including accidents, non-conformances and causes of ill-health
• Verify O&M Contractor HSE documentation and H&S statistics (e.g. lost time frequency rate)
• Create up-to-date H&S risk register and continually update it
• Review and approve O&M Contractor RAMS
• Communicate safe work practices and ensure continuous improvement measures are implemented and maintained
• Ensure that deviations to safe work practices are captured and facilitate implementation of corrective and preventative measures
• Provide guidance and direction (e.g. incorporating safety considerations into technical solutions) to the O&M Contractor.
• Oversee and take part in emergency drill, evaluations and ensure that the emergency response plan and equipment is in place and that the equipment is inspected regularly

Health and Safety Management System and Reporting

• Collect and collate all H&S statistics as required for the incorporation into BOM’s internal performance reporting
• Verify trend analyses on Health and Safety statistics and propose measures to manage high risk activities
• Contribute to HSE reports and presentations to HS Manager
• Ensures that there is open communication regarding H&S performance and monitoring at the facilities
• Raise suggestions for improvement of workplace H&S
• Keep management team updated on H&S performance, provide H&S advice to BOM’ management wherever there is opportunity to improve H&S performance
• Ensure the effective implementation of iAuditor software on both Facilities.
• Ensure all correct information is made available for EXCO Reporting, Quarterly Reporting, bi Annual Reporting as well as Annual Reporting.

Audits and meetings

• Conduct inspections, internal audits and facilitate third party audits by providing on facilities information as required, to meet audit objectives
• Accompany Authorities (e.g. Department of Labor) and provides necessary information as required to ensure compliance to relevant H&S legislation and permits
• Conduct regular H&S meetings with the O&M Contractor to communicate any H&S risks and/or concerns
• Actively participate in the Management/ leadership visits and encourage management to fully engage employees regarding their H&S expectations and requirements

Permits and other Legal Requirements

• Ensure that all required permits are in place and up to date to meet legislative obligations
• Maintain valid HSE appointments on facilities in compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act
• Allocate personal protective equipment (PPE) and maintenance of distribution records to ensure that employees have the necessary PPE to conduct their tasks
• Work with the O&M Contractor’s H&S Officer to ensure that the facilities H&S plans and files is kept up to date.
• Ensure the O&M Contractor abides by employment law regarding working conditions and health and safety, including ensuring that employees stay within the legal amount of overtime.

5. COMMUNICATION AND WORKING RELATIONSHIPS

Internal:

• Management
• Legal
• Financial
• All internal stakeholders of ENGIE Companies in Southern Africa

External:

• Clients
• Contractors
• Competitors
• External stakeholders

6. QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS

Education

• Matric
• National Diploma in Health and Safety / NEBOSH
• SAMTRAC Certification
• Legal Liability Training
• Incident Investigation / Root Cause Analysis
• HIRA Training
• Registered as a Safety Officer with South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP).

Language

• Fluent English

Experience

• 5 years of operation and maintenance experience in a similar role
• HIRA certification (Hazardous Identification Risk Assessment)
• Incident Investigator experience
• Emergency Coordination Training
• Proven experience in Health and Safety Management System implementation and/or monitoring
• Renewable energy experience is beneficial.
• Experience in operational electrical power generation plants and substations
• Clear understanding of electrical and mechanical lockouts, as well as managing permits through the GMR 2(1) & (7).

Behavioural Competencies

• Adaptability
• Analytical Thinking
• Attention to Detail
• Critical Judgment
• Decision Making
• Impact and Influence

Technical Competencies / Professional Expertise

• Business Perspective
• Concern for Safety
• Enforcement
• Information Gathering and Processing
• Legislation, Policies, Procedures and Standards
• Facilities Management
• Records and Information Management
• Competent in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel and Power Point)

7. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Adheres to the Company Policies and Procedures;
• Behaves in a responsible way;
• Lives the values of the Company;
• Undertakes other duties as may be requested within reason.

1. POSITION DETAILS

Position Title:

Health, Safety Environment Supervisor

Reports to:

Health, Safety & Environmental Manager

Department:

Health, Safety and Environmental

Business Unit:

Renewable Global Business Unit: AMEA Region: South Africa Office

Period:

Full Time  - Local Employment Agreement

Contracted to:

Biotherm Operations and Maintenance (an ENGIE SA company)

Location:

ENGIE Southern Africa, Golden Valley Windfarm Facility, Eastern Cape South Africa

Closing Date:

7th June 2025

2. BACKGROUND

ENGIE is a major player in the energy transition, whose purpose is to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. With 98,000 employees in 30 countries, the Group covers the entire energy value chain, from production to infrastructures and sales. ENGIE combines complementary activities: renewable electricity and green gas production, flexibility assets (notably batteries), gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures and the supply of energy to individuals, local authorities, and businesses. Every year, ENGIE works to drive forward the energy transition and achieve its net-zero carbon goal by 2045. The Group has been present in Africa for over 50 years.

ENGIE provides expertise in four (4) Global Business Units:

• Renewables & Flex Power - Delivering greener and smarter electrons through renewable energy and flexible power solutions.
• Local Energy Infrastructures - Support customers in achieving significant decarbonisation goals.
• Networks - Expanding and adapting power and gas infrastructure to accommodate the transition to green molecules.
• Supply & Energy Management - Leveraging ENGIE’s global energy assets to deliver secure, sustainable energy to customers.

About ENGIE in South Africa:

• 15 years + presence in South Africa
• First and largest Independent Power Producer (IPP) with more than 1,6 GW in operation
• Over 300 + professionals
• Developed, built and operate the first H2 plant in Africa at Mogalakwena mine
• Founding member of the Hydrogen valley initiative with Anglo American and the Department of Science and Technology
• Operational and Safety excellence across all sites
• Growth Market for ENGIE

In South Africa, ENGIE has a growing involvement and portfolio of operational assets:

• Avon & Dedisa Peaking Power (1005 MW OCGT)
• Xina Solar One (100 MW CSP)
• Kathu Solar Park (100 MW CSP)
• Aurora Wind (95 MW Onshore Wind)
• Golden Valley (117 MW Onshore Wind)
• Excelsior (32 MW Onshore Wind)
• Konkoonsies 2 (75 MW Solar PV)
• Aggeneys (40 MW Solar PV)
• MBP (75 MW Solar PV)
• Grootspruit (75 MW Solar PV) – in construction
• Graspan (75 MW Solar PV) – in construction
• OYA Hybrid (333 MW Solar/ Wind/ BESS) – in construction

For more information please visit: www.engie-africa.com

3. JOB PURPOSE

The Health and Safety Supervisor is responsible for providing oversight of health and safety aspects of Biotherm Operations and Maintenance (an ENGIE SA company) wind energy facilities (O&M) activities. They will be responsible for ensuring that the facilities are a healthy and safe place in which to work, that they comply with all Health and Safety legislation, regulation commitments.

This supervisor will ensure a safe working environment and the prevention of any injuries and accidents through the continuous improvement of the Health and Safety Management System, with the intention of striving towards excellence. The position will oversee responsibilities for the Golden Valley Wind Energy Facility, and any other site allocated by the company. The position will be based at Golden Valley Wind Energy Facility located in Beford, Eastern Cape.

4. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Health and Safety Culture

• Drive behavioural change through advising and implementing continuous improvement programs and practices to encourage an exemplary H&S culture
• Actively engage the entire employees and other stakeholders in order to build a strong H&S culture
• Create and maintain positive and proactive relations with O&M Contractor, landowners, supervisors and employees
• Develop educational training material, toolbox talks, etc. to build a continuous positive H&S culture

Facilities H&S Management 

• Ensure compliance to relevant H&S legislation is monitored through formal and informal H&S inspections and audits of the facilities and systematically capture and timeously close out of any findings
• Establish facilities H&S objectives, KPIs and targets
• Oversee and take part in all incident reporting and investigations including accidents, non-conformances and causes of ill-health
• Verify O&M Contractor HSE documentation and H&S statistics (e.g. lost time frequency rate)
• Create up-to-date H&S risk register and continually update it
• Review and approve O&M Contractor RAMS
• Communicate safe work practices and ensure continuous improvement measures are implemented and maintained
• Ensure that deviations to safe work practices are captured and facilitate implementation of corrective and preventative measures
• Provide guidance and direction (e.g. incorporating safety considerations into technical solutions) to the O&M Contractor.
• Oversee and take part in emergency drill, evaluations and ensure that the emergency response plan and equipment is in place and that the equipment is inspected regularly

Health and Safety Management System and Reporting

• Collect and collate all H&S statistics as required for the incorporation into BOM’s internal performance reporting
• Verify trend analyses on Health and Safety statistics and propose measures to manage high risk activities
• Contribute to HSE reports and presentations to HS Manager
• Ensures that there is open communication regarding H&S performance and monitoring at the facilities
• Raise suggestions for improvement of workplace H&S
• Keep management team updated on H&S performance, provide H&S advice to BOM’ management wherever there is opportunity to improve H&S performance
• Ensure the effective implementation of iAuditor software on both Facilities.
• Ensure all correct information is made available for EXCO Reporting, Quarterly Reporting, bi Annual Reporting as well as Annual Reporting.

Audits and meetings

• Conduct inspections, internal audits and facilitate third party audits by providing on facilities information as required, to meet audit objectives
• Accompany Authorities (e.g. Department of Labor) and provides necessary information as required to ensure compliance to relevant H&S legislation and permits
• Conduct regular H&S meetings with the O&M Contractor to communicate any H&S risks and/or concerns
• Actively participate in the Management/ leadership visits and encourage management to fully engage employees regarding their H&S expectations and requirements

Permits and other Legal Requirements

• Ensure that all required permits are in place and up to date to meet legislative obligations
• Maintain valid HSE appointments on facilities in compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Act
• Allocate personal protective equipment (PPE) and maintenance of distribution records to ensure that employees have the necessary PPE to conduct their tasks
• Work with the O&M Contractor’s H&S Officer to ensure that the facilities H&S plans and files is kept up to date.
• Ensure the O&M Contractor abides by employment law regarding working conditions and health and safety, including ensuring that employees stay within the legal amount of overtime.

5. COMMUNICATION AND WORKING RELATIONSHIPS

Internal:

• Management
• Legal
• Financial
• All internal stakeholders of ENGIE Companies in Southern Africa

External:

• Clients
• Contractors
• Competitors
• External stakeholders

6. QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS

Education

• Matric
• National Diploma in Health and Safety / NEBOSH
• SAMTRAC Certification
• Legal Liability Training
• Incident Investigation / Root Cause Analysis
• HIRA Training
• Registered as a Safety Officer with South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP).

Language

• Fluent English

Experience

• 5 years of operation and maintenance experience in a similar role
• HIRA certification (Hazardous Identification Risk Assessment)
• Incident Investigator experience
• Emergency Coordination Training
• Proven experience in Health and Safety Management System implementation and/or monitoring
• Renewable energy experience is beneficial.
• Experience in operational electrical power generation plants and substations
• Clear understanding of electrical and mechanical lockouts, as well as managing permits through the GMR 2(1) & (7).

Behavioural Competencies

• Adaptability
• Analytical Thinking
• Attention to Detail
• Critical Judgment
• Decision Making
• Impact and Influence

Technical Competencies / Professional Expertise

• Business Perspective
• Concern for Safety
• Enforcement
• Information Gathering and Processing
• Legislation, Policies, Procedures and Standards
• Facilities Management
• Records and Information Management
• Competent in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel and Power Point)

7. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Adheres to the Company Policies and Procedures;
• Behaves in a responsible way;
• Lives the values of the Company;
• Undertakes other duties as may be requested within reason.

2. BACKGROUND

ENGIE is a major player in the energy transition, whose purpose is to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. With 98,000 employees in 30 countries, the Group covers the entire energy value chain, from production to infrastructures and sales. ENGIE combines complementary activities: renewable electricity and green gas production, flexibility assets (notably batteries), gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, local energy infrastructures and the supply of energy to individuals, local authorities, and businesses. Every year, ENGIE works to drive forward the energy transition and achieve its net-zero carbon goal by 2045. The Group has been present in Africa for over 50 years.

ENGIE provides expertise in four (4) Global Business Units:

• Renewables & Flex Power - Delivering greener and smarter electrons through renewable energy and flexible power solutions.
• Local Energy Infrastructures - Support customers in achieving significant decarbonisation goals.
• Networks - Expanding and adapting power and gas infrastructure to accommodate the transition to green molecules.
• Supply & Energy Management - Leveraging ENGIE’s global energy assets to deliver secure, sustainable energy to customers.

About ENGIE in South Africa:

• 15 years + presence in South Africa
• First and largest Independent Power Producer (IPP) with more than 1,6 GW in operation
• Over 300 + professionals
• Developed, built and operate the first H2 plant in Africa at Mogalakwena mine
• Founding member of the Hydrogen valley initiative with Anglo American and the Department of Science and Technology
• Operational and Safety excellence across all sites
• Growth Market for ENGIE

In South Africa, ENGIE has a growing involvement and portfolio of operational assets:

• Avon & Dedisa Peaking Power (1005 MW OCGT)
• Xina Solar One (100 MW CSP)
• Kathu Solar Park (100 MW CSP)
• Aurora Wind (95 MW Onshore Wind)
• Golden Valley (117 MW Onshore Wind)
• Excelsior (32 MW Onshore Wind)
• Konkoonsies 2 (75 MW Solar PV)
• Aggeneys (40 MW Solar PV)
• MBP (75 MW Solar PV)
• Grootspruit (75 MW Solar PV) – in construction
• Graspan (75 MW Solar PV) – in construction
• OYA Hybrid (333 MW Solar/ Wind/ BESS) – in construction

For more information please visit: www.engie-africa.com

3. JOB PURPOSE

The candidate will be responsible  to  plan, lead, manage and execute on all business operations and projects.

To be able to provide strategic background and skill, whilst ensuring we execute audits, investigations, Incident management within the bounds of the HSE Team

Compliance and Reporting:

• Support business in the HSE Policy and Guidelines issue.
• Supports  Organization roles and responsibilities definition, for what concerns safety aspects.
• Apply & monitor HSE Management System standard issue.
• Ensures, in accordance with the Corporate guidelines, the implementation, updating, review and auditing of the Company HSE Systems.
• Monitors the effective implementation of appropriate Safety and Environment System procedures and provide for their updating in line with changes in Legislation and Company Directives.
• Provides for motivation and familiarization of all Company personnel respecting the importance of complying with Company system procedures and all Safety equipment provided.
• Assists the Commercial, Engineering and Operations Department in their dealings with Clients in all issues concerned with Health and Safety at work.
• Conducts safety audits both internal and external.
• Takes part in accident / incident investigation.
• Carries out analysis of accident / incident statistics, identifying trends and suggesting improvement plans.
• Provides technical support to Management on any safety related subjects.
• Carries out any in-house safety training.
• Carries out safety audits on Sub-contractors.
• Liaises between Clients on safety related issues.
• Safety related engineering input into new projects and modification programs.
• Performs Risk Assessment.
• Preparation of Health and Safety documentation for new tenders.
• Provides Safety support and advice, including supervision on preparation of plans and procedures for initial contract start up activities.

Internal and external interfaces

• Direct reporting to Head of HSE SOUTH AFRICA
• Existing entities and Projects in South Africa
• Operations and Maintenance

5. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Adheres to the Company Policies and Procedures
• Behaves in a responsible way
• Lives and uphold Engie’s values
• Undertakes any other duties as may be requested within reason