Sr. Director HSE

Role

• Serve as the enterprise HSE deputy to the Senior Vice President of HSE.
• Lead HSE staff functions across global operations and develop the capability and continuity of the HSE leadership team.
• Partner with operational leadership to translate HSE strategy into consistent field practices and effective messaging aligned with HSE KPIs.
• Report to the Executive Leadership Team and, as required, the Board of Directors, providing clear risk assessments, recommendations and performance reporting.
• Represent TEAM in government and client engagements within delegated authority, coordinating with Legal and Operations.
• Act as the enterprise HSE authority for serious incidents, regulatory inspections and crisis response whenever the Senior Vice President is unavailable.
• Own the accuracy of HSE data used in internal, regulatory and customer reporting, including customer prequalification.

The Sr. Director of HSE leads and initiates enterprise HSE programs, escalates significant risks and exercises TEAM’s Stop Work Obligation when conditions warrant. The role recommends and, within delegated authority, approves HSE policy changes, manages the department budget and makes external commitments in line with the company delegation of authority. Operational leaders remain accountable for safe work execution; the Sr. Director sets the standards, provides advice and independent assurance and escalates when controls fall short.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, occupational safety and health, industrial hygiene, environmental science or a related technical field from an accredited university.
• At least 12 years of progressive HSE experience in high-hazard industrial settings such as refining, petrochemical, power generation, oil and gas or industrial services, including at least 5 years leading HSE across multiple facilities, regions or business units and management of HSE professionals.
• Current Certified Safety Professional (CSP) certification.
• Direct experience in a contractor or industrial services business whose workforce operates at customer sites, where safety performance affects bid eligibility and customer scorecards.
• Extensive experience designing, implementing, auditing and improving safety management systems, including translating standards into practical operational controls.
• Extensive experience driving safety culture across an organization, with demonstrated improvements in leadership behaviors, employee engagement, hazard reporting and risk reduction.
• Demonstrated capability in serious incident investigation, critical risk management, regulatory compliance, executive communication and organizational change.
• Demonstrated experience managing inspections and enforcement actions with U.S. federal, state and local government authorities on health, safety and environmental matters, including citation response and settlement negotiation in coordination with counsel.