Safety Engineer at Arabian Construction Co. in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Kablio

Role

Description

safety inspections

risk assessment

accident investigation

hse reporting

stop work

training delivery

Review and approve risk assessment reports.

Conducts random HSE inspections of other projects, plants, and labor accommodation facilities as per Group HSE Office programs.
Supervises, organizes, and assigns work programs to all HSE Officers and Inspectors.
Participates in the development, review, approval, and implementation of key HSE documentation (e.g., Project HSE Plan).
Provides safety induction training and safety briefings to workers as necessary.
Reviews site activities using standard risk assessment systems and operating practices; briefs staff on precautionary measures.
Liaises with representatives of municipalities, government, or public/local authorities as needed.
Carries out accident investigations, identifies root causes, and proposes recommendations for improvement.
Inspects relevant files, forms, and registers at the site to ensure required tests and inspections are completed and documented.
Coordinates with logistics to recommend site security measures and reports on substandard security acts or conditions.
Develops HSE monitoring programs, undertakes daily safety inspections, and recommends corrective actions to the PM/CM/Subcontractors.
Inspects and audits all site operations, ensuring adherence to company SOPs, HSE Plan, and policy.
Acts as in-charge of the Project HSE Department in the absence of the HSE Manager.
Monitors the activities and attendance of site nurses and other safety personnel.
Promotes HSE culture as a core value and implements a zero-accident tolerance strategy.
Tracks and monitors close-out of safety violations and observes site safety rules, issuing warnings or improvement notices as necessary.
Investigates all OHS-related accidents, incidents, and near misses, producing inspection and analysis reports as needed.
Has authority, equivalent to the HSE Manager, to issue stop work orders on site in case of imminent danger.
Communicates and reports safety performance to line management.
Accountable to the HSE Manager and functionally reports to the Project Manager for maintaining the highest safety standards throughout project execution.
Assists in preparing monthly safety reports for submission to the Project Manager and Group HSE Office.
Leads and actively participates in construction and operational HSE management, ensuring compliance with safety, health, and environmental regulations.

Requirements

nebosh

iso-45001

nvq

5 years

12 years

communication

Training, Communication & Culture

Regulatory compliance knowledge
Minimum 5 years of relevant work experience (as HSE Engineer, Lead or above) accompanied by Post-Secondary HSE Qualification (NVQ level 3).
Must have a minimum of 12 years of relevant experience in the field of Health and Safety. Must have high-rise building experience.
Level 6 OHS Diploma (NBOSH or OTIHM or equivalent), NEBOSH General Certificate in OHS (or NVQ level 3 equivalent) and ISO-45001 Lead Auditor qualification mandatory, preferable OSHA 10 – 30 Hrs. General Industry Safety and Health Program and/or other HSE related training desired.
Demonstrates capable interpersonal and communication skills, expressing ideas effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Minimum 3 years of relevant work experience (as HSE Engineer, Lead or above) accompanied by an HSE related Master’s Degree from an accredited University; or
Bachelor of Engineering Degree in HSE, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Marine, Industrial Engineering etc.
Minimum 4 years of relevant work experience (as HSE Engineer, Lead or above) accompanied by an HSE related Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited University; or NEBOSH Diploma (Level 6 or above).
Incident investigation and problem-solving
Strong communication and training skills

Benefits

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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

1967 Founded

Year Established

ACC was established in 1967 by the Merehbi and Mikati families.

$1Billion+

Annual Turnover

ACC achieves over US $1 billion in annual revenue, driving significant urban and infrastructure development.

ACC evolved from a Beirut startup into a powerhouse in the Gulf’s booming construction sector.
ACC weaves ambitious global reach with regional roots.
ACC has built some of the region’s most iconic landmarks—from soaring super‑high‑rises and luxury hotels to hospitals, smart buildings and grand mosques.
ACC excels in heavy‑duty sectors like civil infrastructure, marine works, power and water projects alongside its passion for buildings and energy schemes.
ACC weaves financing and development into its model, showcasing a full‑spectrum approach from funding to delivery.
ACC’s portfolio includes standout feats like Etihad Towers in Abu Dhabi, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and the Baynouna Solar Energy Project.
ACC regularly tackles high‑complexity mega‑projects solo.
ACC’s story is one of steady growth and daring ambition—melding family leadership with world‑class engineering to shape skylines for decades.

Culture + Values

Our vision is to be the leading construction company in our chosen markets, sought after by potential clients and employees for our track record in reliable execution, cost‑effectiveness, and world‑class technical sophistication.
Build respect, trust and confidence with our clients and people we deal with.
Our Code of Conduct provides our Management and employees with the policies that govern ACC’s business and the tools necessary to make sound business decisions.

Environment + Sustainability

Minimise carbon emissions within ACC operations and reduce whole‑life carbon of buildings, infrastructure and services we provide.
Operate in a manner consistent with principles of ecologically sustainable development; prevent pollution and minimise adverse environmental impacts.
Reduce waste through minimisation strategies and promote efficient use of natural resources.
Address environmental management, sustainable products and services, climate change, circular economy, water protection, biodiversity and ecosystems.
Operate ISO 14001 certified management system with governance controls including Environmental Policy, Biodiversity Policy and Responsible Sourcing Policy.
Audit sustainability and environmental performance annually and continually improve by reviewing objectives, policy and management systems.
Delivered multiple LEED‑gold and platinum rated projects (e.g., Masdar Institute, Rosewood Hotel, Mashreq Bank)

Inclusion & Diversity

50% Global Representation

Employee Diversity

Achieves global employee representation at 50% for underrepresented groups.

95% Gender Pay Gap

Equality Achievement

Maintains a 95% gender pay gap closure across all regions.

85% Supplier Diversity

Supply Chain Inclusivity

Ensures 85% of suppliers are from diverse-owned businesses.

75% Carbon Neutral

Sustainability Commitment

Achieves 75% reduction in carbon footprint by 2025.

Shows a strong commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace culture.
Provides robust support for employee resource groups and affinity networks.
Partners with community organizations to advance diversity initiatives.
Conducts regular diversity training for all employees.

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Role

Description

safety inspections

risk assessment

accident investigation

hse reporting

stop work

training delivery

Review and approve risk assessment reports.

Conducts random HSE inspections of other projects, plants, and labor accommodation facilities as per Group HSE Office programs.
Supervises, organizes, and assigns work programs to all HSE Officers and Inspectors.
Participates in the development, review, approval, and implementation of key HSE documentation (e.g., Project HSE Plan).
Provides safety induction training and safety briefings to workers as necessary.
Reviews site activities using standard risk assessment systems and operating practices; briefs staff on precautionary measures.
Liaises with representatives of municipalities, government, or public/local authorities as needed.
Carries out accident investigations, identifies root causes, and proposes recommendations for improvement.
Inspects relevant files, forms, and registers at the site to ensure required tests and inspections are completed and documented.
Coordinates with logistics to recommend site security measures and reports on substandard security acts or conditions.
Develops HSE monitoring programs, undertakes daily safety inspections, and recommends corrective actions to the PM/CM/Subcontractors.
Inspects and audits all site operations, ensuring adherence to company SOPs, HSE Plan, and policy.
Acts as in-charge of the Project HSE Department in the absence of the HSE Manager.
Monitors the activities and attendance of site nurses and other safety personnel.
Promotes HSE culture as a core value and implements a zero-accident tolerance strategy.
Tracks and monitors close-out of safety violations and observes site safety rules, issuing warnings or improvement notices as necessary.
Investigates all OHS-related accidents, incidents, and near misses, producing inspection and analysis reports as needed.
Has authority, equivalent to the HSE Manager, to issue stop work orders on site in case of imminent danger.
Communicates and reports safety performance to line management.
Accountable to the HSE Manager and functionally reports to the Project Manager for maintaining the highest safety standards throughout project execution.
Assists in preparing monthly safety reports for submission to the Project Manager and Group HSE Office.
Leads and actively participates in construction and operational HSE management, ensuring compliance with safety, health, and environmental regulations.

Requirements

nebosh

iso-45001

nvq

5 years

12 years

communication

Training, Communication & Culture

Regulatory compliance knowledge
Minimum 5 years of relevant work experience (as HSE Engineer, Lead or above) accompanied by Post-Secondary HSE Qualification (NVQ level 3).
Must have a minimum of 12 years of relevant experience in the field of Health and Safety. Must have high-rise building experience.
Level 6 OHS Diploma (NBOSH or OTIHM or equivalent), NEBOSH General Certificate in OHS (or NVQ level 3 equivalent) and ISO-45001 Lead Auditor qualification mandatory, preferable OSHA 10 – 30 Hrs. General Industry Safety and Health Program and/or other HSE related training desired.
Demonstrates capable interpersonal and communication skills, expressing ideas effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Minimum 3 years of relevant work experience (as HSE Engineer, Lead or above) accompanied by an HSE related Master’s Degree from an accredited University; or
Bachelor of Engineering Degree in HSE, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Marine, Industrial Engineering etc.
Minimum 4 years of relevant work experience (as HSE Engineer, Lead or above) accompanied by an HSE related Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited University; or NEBOSH Diploma (Level 6 or above).
Incident investigation and problem-solving
Strong communication and training skills

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

1967 Founded

Year Established

ACC was established in 1967 by the Merehbi and Mikati families.

$1Billion+

Annual Turnover

ACC achieves over US $1 billion in annual revenue, driving significant urban and infrastructure development.

ACC evolved from a Beirut startup into a powerhouse in the Gulf’s booming construction sector.
ACC weaves ambitious global reach with regional roots.
ACC has built some of the region’s most iconic landmarks—from soaring super‑high‑rises and luxury hotels to hospitals, smart buildings and grand mosques.
ACC excels in heavy‑duty sectors like civil infrastructure, marine works, power and water projects alongside its passion for buildings and energy schemes.
ACC weaves financing and development into its model, showcasing a full‑spectrum approach from funding to delivery.
ACC’s portfolio includes standout feats like Etihad Towers in Abu Dhabi, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and the Baynouna Solar Energy Project.
ACC regularly tackles high‑complexity mega‑projects solo.
ACC’s story is one of steady growth and daring ambition—melding family leadership with world‑class engineering to shape skylines for decades.

Culture + Values

Our vision is to be the leading construction company in our chosen markets, sought after by potential clients and employees for our track record in reliable execution, cost‑effectiveness, and world‑class technical sophistication.
Build respect, trust and confidence with our clients and people we deal with.
Our Code of Conduct provides our Management and employees with the policies that govern ACC’s business and the tools necessary to make sound business decisions.

Environment + Sustainability

Minimise carbon emissions within ACC operations and reduce whole‑life carbon of buildings, infrastructure and services we provide.
Operate in a manner consistent with principles of ecologically sustainable development; prevent pollution and minimise adverse environmental impacts.
Reduce waste through minimisation strategies and promote efficient use of natural resources.
Address environmental management, sustainable products and services, climate change, circular economy, water protection, biodiversity and ecosystems.
Operate ISO 14001 certified management system with governance controls including Environmental Policy, Biodiversity Policy and Responsible Sourcing Policy.
Audit sustainability and environmental performance annually and continually improve by reviewing objectives, policy and management systems.
Delivered multiple LEED‑gold and platinum rated projects (e.g., Masdar Institute, Rosewood Hotel, Mashreq Bank)