Supervisor, HSE Project Monitoring (MO) at Malaysia Marine & Heavy Engineering in Pasir Gudang, Johore, Malaysia | Kablio

Role

Description

site inspections

incident investigation

hse reporting

contractor audits

emergency readiness

ptw management

Supervise daily site inspections and ensure immediate correction of unsafe conditions

Conduct Toolbox Talks, safety briefings, and HSE awareness activities

Lead incident investigations and ensure timely reporting

Prepare HSE reports and maintain complete documentation

Manage contractor HSE performance through inspections and audits

Monitor emergency equipment, signage, and evacuation readiness

Mentor and guide HSE Executives in daily operations

Oversee PTW, JHA, and project safety procedure compliance

Requirements

leadership

5+ years

sho

hse supervisor

risk assessments

communication

Strong leadership, communication, and coaching capabilities

Minimum 5 years’ experience in oil & gas, shipyard, or heavy industries

Certified SHO or SSS (DOSH-recognized)

We are seeking a committed and experienced HSE Supervisor to lead site HSE monitoring activities, drive compliance with HSE plans and statutory requirements, and strengthen operational safety excellence.

Strong knowledge of HSE legislation, risk assessments & investigations

Benefits

Minimum tertiary education

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

Born 1973

Founded Year

The company originated from a government-initiated yard in 1973.

Formalized 1989

Year of Formalization

The company was formally established as a shipyard operator in 1989.

RM3.6B Revenue

Annual Revenue

Generated RM3.6 billion in revenue in 2024, showcasing strong performance.

RM123M Profit

Profit After Tax

Achieved RM123 million in profit before tax (PBT) in 2024.

Listed in 2010 with backing from Technip and MISC, it has delivered complex projects like FPSO Kikeh and the world’s largest land-built semi-submersible Gumusut-Kakap
Operates two massive Pasir Gudang fabrication yards and three of Southeast Asia's largest dry-docks, executing offshore construction, vessel conversion and LNG-carrier repair
Offers full EPCIC scope for offshore structures, plus conversion of tankers/rigs and high-value life-extension/refit services
Expanding into green-energy infrastructure—carbon capture, offshore wind substations, green-hydrogen and hydrogen-related facilities
Collaborates with global engineering leaders (Samsung Heavy, Technip, ATB Riva) to transfer deep-water fabrication know-how
Notable for pioneering deep-water FPSO projects in Malaysia and for building one of Southeast Asia’s largest marine fabrication complexes

Culture + Values

Team excellence
Positivity
Care
Sustainability

Environment + Sustainability

132,000 tCO₂

Carbon Emissions Saved

Installed solar panels at MMHE West reducing 6,300 tCO₂ annually over 21 years.

8.3 MWp

Solar Capacity

Installed 18,720 solar panels across 41,000 m² area.

Part of Petronas’s net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 aspiration; rooftop solar installation one of largest single-compound systems in Malaysia.
Joined Joint Development Agreement with FuelCell Energy in March 2025 for feasibility study on low-carbon hydrogen production using SOEC technology, supporting Malaysia’s net-zero 2050 goal.
Partnered with Bureau Veritas in 2022 to offer vessel green retrofit solutions aimed at improving energy efficiency, EEXI and CII compliance.
Signed MoU in July 2024 with HD Hyundai Marine Solution for green retrofit installations to reduce environmental impact in Southern Asia.
Committed to deploying zero-emission vessels by 2030 and achieving net-zero GHG emissions by 2050.

Inclusion & Diversity

No publicly disclosed DEI strategy or gender‑related statistics found

Articles

Projects

Careers

Newsroom

Company

Overview

Born 1973

Founded Year

The company originated from a government-initiated yard in 1973.

Formalized 1989

Year of Formalization

The company was formally established as a shipyard operator in 1989.

RM3.6B Revenue

Annual Revenue

Generated RM3.6 billion in revenue in 2024, showcasing strong performance.

RM123M Profit

Profit After Tax

Achieved RM123 million in profit before tax (PBT) in 2024.

Listed in 2010 with backing from Technip and MISC, it has delivered complex projects like FPSO Kikeh and the world’s largest land-built semi-submersible Gumusut-Kakap
Operates two massive Pasir Gudang fabrication yards and three of Southeast Asia's largest dry-docks, executing offshore construction, vessel conversion and LNG-carrier repair
Offers full EPCIC scope for offshore structures, plus conversion of tankers/rigs and high-value life-extension/refit services
Expanding into green-energy infrastructure—carbon capture, offshore wind substations, green-hydrogen and hydrogen-related facilities
Collaborates with global engineering leaders (Samsung Heavy, Technip, ATB Riva) to transfer deep-water fabrication know-how
Notable for pioneering deep-water FPSO projects in Malaysia and for building one of Southeast Asia’s largest marine fabrication complexes

Culture + Values

Team excellence
Positivity
Care
Sustainability

Environment + Sustainability

132,000 tCO₂

Carbon Emissions Saved

Installed solar panels at MMHE West reducing 6,300 tCO₂ annually over 21 years.

8.3 MWp

Solar Capacity

Installed 18,720 solar panels across 41,000 m² area.

Part of Petronas’s net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 aspiration; rooftop solar installation one of largest single-compound systems in Malaysia.
Joined Joint Development Agreement with FuelCell Energy in March 2025 for feasibility study on low-carbon hydrogen production using SOEC technology, supporting Malaysia’s net-zero 2050 goal.
Partnered with Bureau Veritas in 2022 to offer vessel green retrofit solutions aimed at improving energy efficiency, EEXI and CII compliance.
Signed MoU in July 2024 with HD Hyundai Marine Solution for green retrofit installations to reduce environmental impact in Southern Asia.
Committed to deploying zero-emission vessels by 2030 and achieving net-zero GHG emissions by 2050.

Inclusion & Diversity

No publicly disclosed DEI strategy or gender‑related statistics found

Articles

Projects

Careers

Newsroom