Health, Safety, Environment & Carbon Advisor - BP
Description:
The graduate HSE&C Advisor roles include a broad range of opportunities ranging from generalist HSE support for our operational sites or projects, to specializing in environmental, sustainability, carbon/methane, risk, and process and operational safety areas as part of our global teams.
When you first join, you may focus on:
- Working with teams to strengthen their safety culture
- Making sure risk is systematically and proactively managed by ensuring alignment and compliance with policy, standards, regulations and statutory requirements.
- Getting after our net zero, biodiversity, and sustainability aims
- Looking for continuous improvement or long-term project opportunities across risk, HSE&C systems, and learning.
As your experience and capability develops, you may lead in the HSE agenda at one of our sites or have the chance to support our businesses worldwide in measuring and managing their environmental impact.
Alternatively, you could support the deployment of technology or pursue opportunities in a technical specialism such as atmospheric emissions, marine discharges, human performance, process safety, transport safety, or remediation. You could also take a leadership career path in a local or global business.
$73,000 – for a Bachelor’s Degree.
$79,000 – for a Master’s Degree.
Skills/Eligibility:
Taking on the role of HSE&C Advisor means placing bp’s health, safety, environmental, and sustainability priorities at the center of your work. Alongside a degree in environmental sciences, environmental engineering, process safety engineering, occupational safety, sustainability management, or a related subject, you should have a passion for problem-solving, systems thinking, and a care for people and the planet.
Must have cumulative and major GPA of 3.2 or higher
Bachelor’s degree in occupational safety, occupational health management, Industrial Hygiene or a related subject.
Bachelor’s degree from an ABET Accredited program or other program that tracks towards Certified Safety Professional (CSP) or Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designations.
Past co-op or intern experience in an industrial environment