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EPRD Offshore HSE Representative (HSER) Offshore | Equal Time Rotation | Short-Term Contract (3 - 6 months) Role Overview An Operator requires experienced Health, Safety and Environment Representatives (HSERs) to support a 2026 offshore Engineering Preparation, Removal and Disposal (EPRD) campaign. The campaign comprises multiple major decommissioning activities executed from Construction Support Vessels (CSVs) across several disembarked offshore assets. Activity levels are expected to increase significantly from March through late autumn, with varying campaign durations and Personnel on Board (POB) levels driving the need for strong, visible HSE leadership. The HSER will provide robust, safety-focused oversight across complex offshore work scopes. Roles operate on an equal-time rota, with flexibility required to respond to operational demands. Some onshore work during the onboarding phase will also be required to ensure alignment with project-specific systems, processes, and the overall campaign schedule. These are competitive, short-term contracts (typically 3–6 months), reflecting the specialist expertise and leadership required for the successful delivery of critical EPRD operations. Basic Purpose of the Role The EPRD Health, Environment and Safety Representative will form part of the offshore EPRD vessel team and will be responsible for oversight and auditing of platform preparation activities undertaken by the removal contractor from their Construction Support Vessel. The role is focused on promoting and ensuring safe and environmentally responsible working practices, in compliance with: • Project standards and procedures, • Relevant regulatory requirements, • Bridging documentation The HSER will be responsible for environmental and site safety performance monitoring and reporting, incident reporting, and interfacing with the onshore HSE team. The role will work closely with the Removal Contractor’s Safety Officer and will report directly to the EPRD Offshore Installation Manager (OIM). Participation in incident investigations related to offshore assets or vessels operating within the 500-metre safety zones will also be required. The role may involve night-shift working to ensure an appropriate balance of supervision throughout the campaign. Key Responsibilities • Application of operational and emergency response bridging document requirements, • Conducting site visits and audits, • Adopting and delivering the Removal Contractor’s safety culture, working closely with the onboard Safety Officer, • Monitoring and reporting on safety and environmental performance, • Reporting incidents and events through relevant incident management systems (e.g. Maximo, Comet), • Analysing and reporting safety cards, • Interfacing with the onshore HSE team, • Working closely with onshore and offshore Operator and Removal Contractor teams to plan, develop, and execute offshore works safely and in compliance with project standards and regulatory requirements, • Supporting the EPRD OIM and Deputy OIM, • Reviewing activities requiring environmental permits to ensure compliance with permit conditions, controls, and reporting requirements, • Participating in or leading incident investigations, • Completion of vessel preparation Safety Case performance standard checks, as required, • Delivery of the EPRD HSE Plan for the campaign, • Completion and oversight of SECE assurance inspections, testing routines, and registers, • Planning and facilitation of Offshore HSE Inspections, where required Qualifications, Experience and Skills Qualifications / Training Essential • Current Offshore Medical and Survival Certificate, • MIST, • NEBOSH or equivalent HSE qualification Preferred • Experience with Comet investigation systems, • Experience with Maximo incident modules, • OPEP Level 1, including ability to submit PON1s via the UK Integrated Reporting System (IRS), • Environmental permit non-compliance submission via IRS, • COSHH Assessor, • Radiation Protection Supervisor, • Waste and Materials Management, • Manual Handling Assessor Experience / Knowledge / Skills Essential • Detailed knowledge of UK offshore regulatory requirements, • Experience supervising offshore work in a Team Lead, HSE Advisor, or HSEA capacity, • Highly effective relationship-building skills at all organisational levels, • Excellent communication skills (verbal, written, interpersonal, and presentation), • Strong initiative with a delivery-focused mindset, • Experience with risk and change management processes, • Background in Operations, Safety, and/or Environmental roles Preferred • Experience using safety reporting tools such as Maximo and Comet, • Experience working on offshore decommissioning or EPRD campaigns, • Knowledge of safety and environmental reportable event requirements Additional Skills / Requirements • Collaborative and flexible approach, • Ability and willingness to adjust working patterns, rotas, and locations to suit project requirements, potentially at short notice

AGR are working closely with our Aberdeen-based client to recruit an Offshore EPRD HSE Representative to join its team on a temporary basis for an expected duration of 3-6 months. About the role: The role requires HSE Representatives (HSER) to support the 2026 offshore Engineering Preparation Removal and Disposal (EPRD) campaign schedule, which comprises three major decommissioning activities from CSVs (Construction Support Vessels) across three disembarked assets. Activity levels increase significantly from March through late autumn, with varying durations and Personnel on Board (POB) levels driving the need for robust leadership. This role requires candidates who can provide strong, safety‑focused oversight across these complex work scopes. Roles will operate on an equal‑time rota, with flexibility required to respond to operational needs. Some onshore working will also be expected during the onboarding phase to ensure alignment with project specific systems, processes, and campaign schedule. Key duties and responsibilities: The EPRD Health, Environment and Safety Representative will form part of the EPRD vessel team, responsible for oversight and auditing of platform preparation activities by the removal contractor from their construction support vessel. They will promote and ensure safe and environmentally responsible working practices in compliance with Project standards and procedures, relevant regulatory requirements and bridging documentation. They will be responsible for environmental and site safety performance monitoring and reporting, incident reporting, and interfacing with the onshore HSE team. They will work alongside the removal contractors Safety Officer and report directly to the EPRD OIM. They will also participate in any investigations relating to incidents that occur on the assets or vessels working within 500m zones. This role may be required to work nightshift to ensure a correct balance of supervision on site during the campaign. The role includes the following key responsibilities – • Application of the operational and emergency response bridging document requirements., • Site visits and auditing., • Adopting and delivering the removal contractor safety culture, working closely with their onboard Safety Officer, • Monitoring and reporting on safety and environmental performance., • Reporting of incidents and events through the relevant portals (Maximo, Comet)., • Analysing and reporting of safety cards., • Interfacing with the onshore HSE team., • Work closely with the onshore and offshore teams and removal contractor teams to plan, develop and execute the offshore works, ensuring all activities are undertaken in a safe and environmentally acceptable manner and in compliance with Project standards and procedures and relevant regulatory requirements., • Support the EPRD OIM and deputy OIM., • Review of activities that require environmental permits to validate compliance with permit conditions, controls, and reporting., • Participating or leading in incident investigations. Completion of vessel preparation Safety Case related performance standard checks as required., • Delivery of relevant HSE plan for the EPRD campaign, • Completion/Oversight of SECE assurance inspection and testing routines and register, • Planning and facilitation of Offshore HSE Inspection if required Work Experience: Essential • Detailed knowledge of relevant regulatory requirements for work on offshore installations, • Experience supervising offshore work in a team lead or HSEA capacity,, • Highly effective relationship builder at all levels, internally and externally, • Excellent communication skills (verbal, interpersonal, written and presentation), • Strong initiative and orientation towards focused delivery, • Experience of risk and change management processes, • Experience in an Operations, Safety and/or Environmental role Preferred • Experience in safety reporting tools (Maximo and Comet), • Knowledge of regulatory requirements for safety and environmental reportable events. Technical skills/Qualifications: Essential • Current Offshore Medical and Survival Certificate, • MIST, • NEBOSH or equivalent certification Preferred • Comet Investigation system, • Maximo Incident module, • OPEP Level 1 including ability to submit PON1s via UK Integrated Reporting System (IRS), • Environmental Permit non-compliance submission ability via IRS, • COSHH assessor, • Radiation Protection Supervisor, • Waste and Materials Management, • Manual handling assessor At AGR we are committed to finding the best fit for our team, building a unique and exciting environment. Even if you don’t meet every requirement below but you feel you have something to bring to the table please still apply or get in touch with a member of our recruitment team.

We are looking for an experienced Group QHSE Manager to join our team in Aberdeen. They will be responsible for leading, and continuously improving the company’s Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental strategy across all operations. The role ensures full regulatory compliance, risk reduction, operational excellence, and a strong safety culture aligned with the company’s business objectives in the energy sector. Key Duties & Responsibilities • Act as a key member of the executive leadership team, advising on QHSE risks, performance, and improvement opportunities., • Further enhance the safety-first culture across all levels of the organization., • Ensure compliance with all applicable local, national, and international QHSE regulations and standards., • Maintain and continuously improve QHSE management systems (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, etc.)., • Lead risk assessments, HAZID/HAZOP processes, and environmental impact evaluations., • Oversee QHSE performance across the group including internally and externally on client sites., • Ensure effective incident reporting, investigation, root cause analysis, and corrective actions., • Monitor KPIs such as TRIF, LTIF, near-miss reporting, quality non-conformances, and environmental metrics., • Drive contractor and supplier QHSE qualification and performance monitoring working closely with the Chief Commercial Officer., • Ensure consistent quality standards across all services, projects, and deliverables., • Lead audits, management reviews, and continuous improvement initiatives., • Support operational teams in achieving client quality expectations and contract requirements., • Develop and oversee QHSE training, competency, and awareness programs., • Promote leadership engagement, behaviour-based safety, and workforce participation in QHSE initiatives. Skills, Abilities & Knowledge • Ability to travel, • Strong analytical, decision-making, and problem-solving skills, • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to quickly develop, establish and sustain solid working relationships with internal and external stakeholders., • Champions change and effectively manage the implementation of new ideas., • NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent, • Preferred Lead Auditor (ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001), • 10+ years of QHSE experience, including senior leadership roles., • Strong background in energy services, oil & gas, power, or renewables., • Proven experience managing QHSE in high-risk operational environments (onshore/offshore)., • Demonstrated success leading audits, regulatory inspections, and client reviews. We would consider a Senior QHSE Manager looking to take the step to a QHSE Director level.

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