PROJECT HSE ENGINEER

You will join the HSEQ function to conduct HSEQ Project Management activities for the Group. Specific tasks include support to ensure the correct development, management and improvement of the safety Management System throughout the engineering and development phases of EPIC Projects.

- Provide necessary support to ensure the correct development, management and improvement of the safety Management System throughout the engineering and development phases (EPIC Projects) of the project

Training Programme

During the first 6 months of employment, you will attend the Management Systems in Energy Transition and Digitalization for sustainable development (Master HSEQ Marco Satta), 1st level master, starting next academic year 2026/2027 by University of Pisa and organized by Consorzio Universitario in Ingegneria per la Qualità e l’Innovazione (QUINN).

- Develop resources with a multidisciplinary background, with integrated and synergic areas of competence oriented towards activities within the HSEQ professional family operating in the energy sector,



a rapidly evolving market that is increasingly aware of sustainability and energy transition issues;

- Provide fundamental technical and scientific elements to understand the industrial context in which Saipem operates;

- Develop management skills aimed at project knowledge and modules for basic knowledge of technological and digital innovations introduced in the energy sector.

Qualifications

- Graduate in Engineering, Chemistry, Geology and Sciences
- 1-3 years of experience as Project HSE Engineer or similar roles
- Advanced written and spoken English (C1)
- Familiarity with the Microsoft Office package
- Excellent communication skills, proactivity, ability to work in a multicultural team as well as in autonomous way;
eagerness to learn and grow in a dynamic environment.
- Permanent contract
- Location: Milano Santa Giulia and availability for medium‑long term assignment abroad

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