HSE Expertise

Health, Safety and Environment management is the framework that keeps safety organised and consistent across a project — from policies and plans down to daily practice on site.

• Implementing project HSE plans, policies and procedures.
• Promoting compliance with Qatar HSE regulations and international standards.
• Maintaining HSE documentation, reports and safety records.
• Supporting a culture where safety is part of how work gets done.

Risk assessment and Job Safety Analysis break a task into steps, identify the hazards in each step and define the controls needed before work begins.

• Identifying hazards and the people who could be affected.
• Applying the hierarchy of controls to reduce risk.
• Preparing and reviewing risk assessments, JSA and JHA.
• Treating assessments as living documents that are updated when conditions change.

A Permit-to-Work (PTW) system formally authorises high-risk activities, making sure the right precautions are in place and the right people are aware before work starts.

• Supporting PTW processes for high-risk tasks.
• Confirming that precautions and isolations are in place before work begins.
• Coordinating between work parties so activities do not create new hazards.
• Verifying that permits are closed out correctly on completion.

Specific permit procedures and requirements vary by employer, site and the applicable rules in force.

Lifting operations are among the highest-risk activities on site and depend on careful planning, competent people and well-maintained equipment.

• Reviewing lifting plans, risk assessments and method statements.
• Checking lifting equipment and accessories before use.
• Confirming lifting areas are barricaded and supervised by competent personnel.
• Ensuring a competent lifting supervisor and rigger are in place.

Excavation work must protect people from collapse and strikes on buried services, which requires identifying what lies below ground before digging.

• Ensuring underground utilities are identified and protected before excavation.
• Checking access, edge protection and support measures.
• Monitoring for hazards such as unstable ground and adjacent plant.
• Confirming the correct controls are in place throughout the work.

Confined spaces carry serious risks from atmosphere, access and entrapment, and demand strict controls and emergency arrangements.

• Supporting safe entry controls and atmospheric considerations.
• Confirming competent attendants and rescue arrangements are planned.
• Checking that the correct equipment is available and inspected.
• Coordinating entry work with permits and monitoring.

Regular inspections and audits catch problems early and measure how well controls are actually working on the ground.

• Conducting daily site inspections and HSE audits.
• Monitoring PPE compliance and housekeeping standards.
• Tracking contractor compliance and corrective actions.
• Inspecting fire extinguishers, hand tools and equipment.

Investigating incidents, near misses and unsafe conditions uncovers root causes so the same events can be prevented from happening again.

• Investigating incidents, accidents, near misses and unsafe conditions.
• Identifying root causes rather than only immediate causes.
• Recommending and tracking corrective actions.
• Sharing lessons learned with the wider team.

Toolbox talks, inductions and training keep safety information fresh, relevant and understood by everyone on site.

• Delivering toolbox talks, pre-task briefings and safety inductions.
• Communicating hazards and controls clearly to crews.
• Reinforcing safe behaviour and encouraging questions.
• Supporting ongoing HSE awareness and competence.

Being ready for emergencies — through plans, drills and clear roles — limits harm when something goes wrong.

• Coordinating emergency response and evacuation procedures.
• Supporting emergency response drills.
• Confirming firefighting and first-aid provisions are in place.
• Ensuring roles and routes are understood by the team.

Environmental management protects the surroundings from the impact of work activities, aligned with ISO 14001 principles.

• Supporting compliance with environmental requirements on site.
• Promoting responsible handling of waste and materials.
• Considering environmental impact alongside safety controls.
• Reflecting the quality, safety and environmental standards behind ISO 14001.