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Home›Marine Energy›Minesto looks for HSQE Manager
Marine Energy

October 18, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Minesto looks for HSQE Manager

Swedish tidal energy developer, Minesto, is recruiting for Health, Safety, Quality & Environment (HSQE) Manager.

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Swedish tidal energy developer, Minesto, is recruiting for Health, Safety, Quality & Environment (HSQE) Manager.

The main responsibilities as Minesto’s HSQE Manager include developing and implementing a full HSQE system and procedures for all Minesto’s offshore and onshore operations.

This includes the onshore assembly hall and offshore site in Holyhead Deep, Anglesey, the test site in Northern Ireland and the office and workshops in Sweden.

Also, the successful candiate is expected to provide leadership, guidance and information on all aspects of health, safety, quality & environment to all levels of the company, ensuring that all staff are fully competent and receive continuous HSQE development and training.

More information about the job opening can be found here .

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