H2S Specialist

The role is responsible for supporting the planning, organization, and execution of on-site safety activities in coordination with the client. Key duties include:

• Participate in planning and organizing on-site activities in coordination with the client.

• Identify and implement client-specific safety requirements.

• Develop and support contingency plans, drills, and emergency preparedness activities.

• Coordinate and account for the deployment of personnel and safety equipment.

• Monitor personnel access at sites and maintain awareness of their locations at all times (Lease Control).

• Install safety equipment and ensure proper placement for rapid response, including but not limited to:

  • Cascade systems

  • Breathing apparatus

  • Gas detection systems

  • Safe briefing areas

• Operate safety equipment at job sites in full compliance with relevant safety standards.

• Assume the role of H2S Site Lead when required and supervise all H2S-related activities in compliance with Rawabi United Safety Services' standards and regulations.

• Conduct periodic on-site inspections of safety equipment (cascade systems, breathing apparatus, gas detection systems—electronic and tube-type, and other equipment) to ensure compliance with set standards.

• Detect and troubleshoot technical issues; report complex issues to the Site Lead promptly.

• Participate in toolbox talks, pre-job meetings, and safety orientations.

• Monitor on-site activities to ensure adherence to safety requirements and escalate any deviations to the H2S Site Lead.

• Respond promptly to H2S releases and execute emergency response activities in compliance with established guidelines.

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on on-site safety equipment.

• Conduct hazard and risk assessments to identify potential risks and report findings in a timely manner.

• Distribute required PPE (e.g., safety goggles, gloves, safety boots) and ensure proper usage at all times.

• Promote best health and safety practices to support a strong safety culture at all job sites.

• Maintain an up-to-date inventory for all on-site safety equipment, including:

  • Updating inventory in the Global Asset Management System

  • Maintaining equipment logs and calibration records

  • Documenting safety equipment activities in both electronic and hard-copy formats

• Perform ad-hoc tasks and other duties as assigned by the Direct Manager.