Job ID: R10085542Position: HSE Specialist III (Remote Field) • Location: Houston, TX (HO) – NAM CorporateOverviewThe HSE Specialist III is a member of Air Liquide North America (NAM) HSE support services group. This role proactively demonstrates HSE technical and management system competencies that bring value to the organization by proactively recommending and assisting sites with pragmatic HSE solutions. The scope of the role is a remote field position and includes assigned NAM BU field operations advising and supporting site and regional management on HSE service support activities, audits, compliance requirements, accident investigations, and solutions.Key ResponsibilitiesProvides support of HSE activities to location(s) and acts as a liaison between HSE and other functional areas as well as business operation stakeholders.Obtains assistance and support for field locations from other Air Liquide HSE personnel and/or other Air Liquide support services.Responds and provides direct HSE assistance to sites in emergency situations.Participates in MOC review, HAZOP, and FMEAs for processes and products as required.Acts as the technical HSE focal point for local Emergency Action Plans and Hazard Communication Programs.Mentors and develops site safety champions.Represents Air Liquide during agency inspections, including but not limited to EPA, OSHA, fire department, and county.External customer (commercial or regulatory) contact is an expected part of the role.Understands customer requirements and can address moderately complex requests independently.Provides HSE support during plant turn‑around and start‑up projects.Facilitates and assists with root cause analysis using industry standard methodologies.Develops and articulately communicates business cases for proposals and recommendations using data and validated information.Analyzes EHS data and reports trends. Recommends plans for correction of gaps.Interprets and provides direction and options for pragmatic application of HSE procedural, technical, and regulatory requirements.Evaluates alternative HSE solutions to problems, considers different perspectives and recommends the best path forward.Conducts HSE assessments and audits.Manages self, time, priorities, and schedule to accomplish goals and objectives.Forms, leads, and actively participates in teams and efforts to achieve HSE department goals with impact.Thinks critically and influences others to foster shared HSE ownership.Creates a positive impression in communicating with stakeholders. Employs effective techniques to make key points, tightly and coherently.Shares opinions in a straightforward respectful manner, even when it is difficult or unpopular.Adapts communication style to different situations and audiences.Actively seeks internal stakeholder feedback for proposed solutions.Performs contractor safety management pre‑work reviews, site contractor work overview, and post‑contractor work assessments.Provides technical and mentor assistance with peer HSE Specialists.Reviews plans and specifications for new machinery and equipment to ensure safety, health, and environmental requirements are met.Fosters relationships with operational and support services stakeholders for HSE systems interface and deployment.Actively seeks continuous improvement projects and utilizes continuous improvement methodologies / tools to develop solutions.Consistently evaluates HSE processes in alignment with strategic objectives to identify waste and continuous improvement opportunities.Contributes and co‑authors HSE standards.Required QualificationsBachelor's degree in HSE or STEM discipline is required.Travel 50-75% as needed.Advanced understanding with application of compliance standards; advanced understanding with application of risk assessment methodologies and tools.Experience with confined space entry, energy isolation, fall protection, and process safety.Certifications in field of expertise preferred (CSP, CIH, OHST, REM, REP, etc.).7+ years HSE operations experience working in industrial gas, energy, manufacturing or construction operations.Advanced degree may be substituted for 3 years of experience.Must be able and willing to travel both domestically and internationally.Must be available for site support off‑hours when necessary.General ExpectationsA role model to the organization by demonstrating a personal commitment to meet and exceed Air Liquide safety standards.Recognizes the urgency of situations and responds proportionately.Routinely demonstrates active listening skills to understand stakeholder viewpoints.Anticipates problems/issues and takes action to prevent/minimize their impact.Collaborates with operation's stakeholders, colleagues, and peers to ensure smooth and efficient work processes and procedures.Evaluates leadership competencies and development opportunities.Actively seeks and incorporates feedback for professional development.Physical RequirementsMust be able and willing to travel as needed; have a full range of motion and the ability to lift a minimum of 25 pounds.Must be able to wear a respirator, dust, or gas cartridge mask.Must be able to work at elevated heights and in various environmental conditions.Must be able to actively participate in on‑site inspections, audits, walk‑sites, and climb stairs and ladders.BenefitsComprehensive Family Benefits: Full benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance.Future Security: 401(k) retirement plan with company match, Tuition Assistance, Paid Holidays, Vacation, and Sick time.Early Access: Benefits start on the first day of employment.EEO StatementWe welcome and consider applications from all qualified applicants, regardless of their background. We strongly believe a diverse organization opens up opportunities for people to express their talent and both individually and collectively fosters our ability to innovate by living our fundamentals, acting for our success and creating an engaging environment in a changing world.Air Liquide#J-18808-Ljbffr