Senior Inspector, Safety AMTPJ

Role Summary: The Senior Safety Inspector is responsible for leading and managing all safety inspection activities across the company. Positioned between the Safety Inspector and Safety Supervisor roles, this position provides expert-level analysis, planning, and implementation of inspection strategies to maintain a high standard of workplace safety and compliance. The role emphasizes proactive inspection planning, regulatory alignment, mentoring inspectors, and data-driven decision-making. Roles and Responsibilities: 1. Inspection Strategy and Execution: - Develop a companywide safety inspection plan tailored to the company's operations, resources, and risk profile. - Establish inspection criteria for various safety inspections (general, equipment, lifting, behavioural, compliance, etc.). - Lead the execution of inspections and ensure timely follow-up on findings. - Ensure imminent hazards identified during inspections are mitigated immediately. 2.Training, Coaching, and Guidance: - Design and deliver coaching programs for Safety Inspectors to enhance inspection competency. - Train line supervisors on pre-use equipment checks. - Provide guidance during management safety walkthroughs. 3. Data Analysis and Reporting: - Analyze inspection data regularly to detect trends and recurring hazards. - Generate monthly, quarterly, and annual inspection performance reports. - Present findings and recommendations to the Executive Safety Committee. 4. Regulatory Compliance and Record Management: - Ensure inspection activities comply with ARAMCO HSE, national, and internal policies. - Maintain organized and accessible records of all inspections and follow-up actions. - Facilitate external audits and inspections by regulatory bodies. 5. Communication and Collaboration: - Serve as a subject-matter expert on safety inspections for cross-functional teams. - Coordinate closely with department managers on resolving inspection-related concerns. - Track and verify closure of corrective actions linked to inspection outcomes. 6. Safety Culture and Risk Mitigation: - Promote behavior-based safety observation techniques among inspectors. - Support the development of SOPs by verifying actual practices during inspections - Conduct quantified risk assessments in high-risk situations. - Ensure high-risk activities under PTW are periodically checked. Qualification and Education: - Bachelor’s degree in safety engineering, Industrial Engineering, Occupational Health & Safety, or a related field. A diploma in a related field may be accepted with substantial experience. Experience: - Minimum 5-7 years of experience in safety inspection ideally in the oil & gas or heavy industry sectors. - Knowledge of regulatory requirements and compliance frameworks. Skills: - Proficiency in safety regulations, inspection techniques, and hazard identification. - Strong analytical and data interpretation skills. - Excellent communication and report-writing capabilities. - Leadership and mentoring skills. - Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and safety management systems.