Job Accountabilities:

Medical Response

• To be Medical Emergency On-Scene Commander as part of the Company.  D-Island Major Incident Medical Management  Procedure/D-Island Emergency Response Team
• To have an active involvement in emergency response planning on D-Island from the medical response perspective
• To provide advice to the offshore Site Authority on medical emergency response issues as part of the Offshore site authority core advisory team
• Review medical response in terms of personnel and equipment for major incident plans on D-Island
• Monitor availability, functionality and condition of all island medical facilities, stretchers, first aid points.
• Regularly review medical equipment with respect to functionality, calibration, effectiveness, usability, compliance with RoK , international and best practice standards
• Review Contractor’s clinics, with respect to Contractual Compliance and established good international MER practices

Occupational Health

• Focal point for the coordination of Health and Hygiene inspection and related compliance activities on D-Island. Liaises with site offshore authority, HSE Advisor, Barge masters, Doctors, Contractor Health and Hygiene Specialist and other relevant stakeholders, as required with respect to this subject area.
• Communicates relevant health and hygiene information derived from above activities to Health and Medical Services- Occupational Health Section
• To liaise with Occupational Health section of Company health and medical services department with respect to health risk assessments of work conditions on D-Island
• To be a team member in review of occupational health requirements and implementation with respect to DI activities
• Support of any Company-wide health promotion programme on D1.

Training, Governance and Assurance

• Develop the Company. and contractor staff to work to international evidence based standards of medical practice, and implement regular clinical governance activities to assure this.
• To provide training in patient resuscitation, extrication and transport for Company. site medical staff, Contractor’s medical staff, ERT members, stretcher  bearers, First Aiders etc
• Contributes to incident Investigation and Reporting teams relating to medical emergency response and food safety aspects of relevant high level incidents
• Internal auditing of compliance with MER procedures, work instructions and RoK legislative requirements
• Maintain/ Evaluate competency status of all medical staff involved in MER activities and provides report for inclusion in annual staff appraisal
• Report to the Head of Medical Services on medical incidents, occupational health matters and regulatory / compliance issues. (i.e. Registration and reporting of accidents / injuries and occupational illness as required by Kazakh law and Company internal reporting procedures;
• Produce Weekly report to Head of Medical Services
• Attendance at DI HSE and ER related meetings as agreed with Offshore site authority
• Produce written handover at each crew change. Copy to the Head of Medical Services
• Immediate reporting to Head of Medical Services, HSE Coordinator and offshore site Manager, duly recording:
• First Aid cases
  • Medical Treatment cases
  • Non Work Related cases
  •  Repeat cases
  •  Restricted Work cases
  • Lost Time Accidents

• Qualification & Experience  Requirements:

  The job holder must have ·         Minimum of 15 years operational experience as a paramedic / medic, with at least 7 years as a remote site paramedic. ·         Qualified as either as a Registered Nurse or Registered Paramedic or military equivalent. ·         Have a valid UK HSE Offshore medics certificate  or equivalent ·         Valid pre-hospital trauma and advanced life support certification ·         Recognised qualification in food safety at minimum of level 3 (intermediate) ·         NEBOSH Certificate or equivalent experience (Level 3) ·         Experience in providing HSE advice for drilling and production operations, in a remote site or offshore environment ·         Previous experience in conducting training in first aid and pre-hospital medical care ·         Previous experience of marine operations in the former Soviet Union would be highly beneficial- as would knowledge of Republic of Kazakhstan Regulatory codes and laws

  Required Competences: The job holder must have proven: ·        Track record of success within the Oil and Gas Industry ·        Ability to be self motivated. Self-disciplined and well organised ·        Communication skills at all management levels ·        Ability to work well in a multi-cultural , multi-ethnic, multi-disciplinary team Desirably ·         Experience with occupational health programs in industry (construction, O&G, plants) – compliance with labour law and health risk assessments ·         Ability to work both as a team member or team leader when necessary ·         Computer literacy including Excel, Word, Outlook and Power Point

  Working Conditions:

  Offshore, rotation 28/28