Environmental and Biodiversity Field Supervisors (EBFS) at Seaowl Tanzania

Environmental and Biodiversity Field Supervisors (EBFS)
Environmental and Biodiversity Field Supervisors (EBFS) at Seaowl Tanzania July 2024
MISSIONS / SERVICE DIMENSIONS
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This EBFS role functions as support for the EACOP corporate entity and
interfaces with the Project teams, contractors and subcontractors in
the field, providing environmental and biodiversity support for EACOP
field activities.
This includes:

• Supporting Contractor environment and biodiversity management implementation oversight
• Providing oversight and support for the implementation of environmental and biodiversity mitigation measures
• Providing and interface between the environmental team and local authorities on environmental matters
• Environmental Incident reporting & investigation
• Environment and biodiversity Performance reporting
• Persons
  from areas along the pipeline are encouraged to apply for this
  position, as this will facilitate interactions with local stakeholders.

ACTIVITIES
* Contractor oversight, inspection, monitoring, reporting and audit

• Undertake environmental compliance and oversight activities as per the
  EACOP Integrated Management System (EIMS), Environmental and Social
  management Plans (ESMPs) and location – specific compliance requirements
  as appropriate and in collaboration with site construction teams,
  contractors and sub-contractors.
• Ensure pre, during and post
  construction activities and monitoring are being undertaken in
  accordance with relevant documentation i.e., ESMPs, Supporting
  Management Plans and Contractor Implementation Plans.
• Validate
  recommendations, commitments and studies from ESIA/Project
  Brief/Environmental Study/Legal Approvals etc. and ensure their
  coordination and implementation at project locations.
• Provide
  advice, guidance and support to contractor teams on site throughout
  execution of works on site to ensure effective management of impacts.
• Coordinate third party environmental compliance audits and inspections at site level.
• Undertake
  period inspection, internal audits, and monitoring of onsite and
  off-site activities related to project, support findings closure.
• Cooperate
  with other EACOP Project teams located in the field developing new
  compliance strategies and implementing environmental and biodiversity
  compliance requirements.
• Ensure that field documentation related to compliance activities are maintained and up to date.
• Identify
  non-compliances and provide feedback via formal process on any negative
  impacts and communicate these to EACOP Corporate HSE/ENV.
• Ensure
  collection of site data required for all reporting requirements as per
  Contractor Control Plans and that environmental reporting obligations
  are implemented at local level for project activities.
• Participate
  in environmental and biodiversity incident investigations ensuring
  effective action identification, follow up and close out.

* Stakeholder engagement, training and awareness

• At
  field level, cooperate with partners, local authorities, local
  communities, and relevant organizations in managing environmental
  compliance and implementing the Biodiversity Strategy and related Action
  Plan (BAP) across all construction areas, main camps and pipe yards.
• Assist
  with delivery of training packages on various environmental and
  biodiversity issues both internal and external parties at project
  locations.
• Assist with the preparation and presentation of
  materials on environmental compliance and biodiversity management for
  stakeholder consultation meetings.
• Participate in local
  awareness and education activities about Environmental and Biodiversity
  Management with Project teams on site, local authorities and local
  communities.
• Be up to date with local perceptions of EACOP’s environment performance and anticipate risks.

ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Supporting Contractor environment and biodiversity management implementation oversight.
• Ensuring
  that measures to address the risks and minimize/prevent any negative
  impacts on Tanzanian wildlife and environment are implemented across all
  project locations: including: construction areas, main camps, pipe
  yards and associated facilities.
• Centre of environmental and biodiversity expertise for EACOP.

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QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIRED EXPERIENCE
Professional experience:

• At least 8 year’s professional experience working in Oil & Gas or
  other extractive industry Environment & Biodiversity capacity with
  specific experience in implementing environment and biodiversity
  monitoring and enhancement activities and site reinstatement.
• Significant
  experience working in Environment / Biodiversity matters for oil and
  gas or extractive industries with exposure to East African context.
• Expert knowledge of East African biodiversity and reinstatement.
• Experience in supervising and advising contractors in the safe execution of their duties.
• Being familiar with Tanzanian environmental regulations.

Technical competencies:

• Bachelor
  degree in Environmental Management / Science or related field with a
  bias in biodiversity and restoration plus suitable experience.

Behavioral competencies:

• Excellent
  communication and interpersonal skills with a proven ability to develop
  and maintain good relations with a wide range of stakeholders.
• Negotiation and conflict management skills.

Language:
Fluent in English, (speaking, writing)
Deadline: 29/07/2024.