Health, Environment and Safety (HES)
Safety, health and caring for the environment are three of our top priorities at Chevron. We enlist the participation of all our employees in these efforts.
As a Health, Environment and Safety (HES) professional, you’ll have a special role to play — helping to ensure that we protect the safety and health of people, and the quality of the environment in our operations and the communities in which they are located. You’ll implement the Operational Excellence Management System (OEMS) to systematically manage safety, health, environment, reliability and efficiency to achieve world-class performance.
Who we hire
What you’ll do
Who we hire
Occupational Health and Safety professionals are individuals with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Safety Sciences, Industrial Health and Safety, Occupational Safety and Health, Industrial Hygiene, or a Civil, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering degree with an emphasis in Safety or Industrial Hygiene.
Environmental professionals are individuals with a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD degree in Environmental Engineering, Hydrogeology, or a Civil, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering degree with an environmental emphasis.
What you’ll do
During the first year, you’ll join a team of Health, Safety and Environment professionals either in an operating company, in a technical services organization or as part of a headquarters staff. You’ll work together to improve the overall performance of the organization with respect to Health, Environment, and Safety.
Occupational Safety and Health Professional
Job responsibilities vary depending on the position, but in general, you’ll:
- Advise on safety and industrial hygiene regulatory requirements and best practices
- Develop safety procedures and guidelines
- Conduct safety inspections and audits
- Conduct exposure assessments and monitoring
- Evaluate and address economic risks
- Advise on strategies to improve safety and health performance
- Design and deliver safety and industrial hygiene courses
- Work to ensure compliance
Environmental Professional
Job responsibilities vary depending on the position, but in general, you’ll:
- Advise on environmental regulatory requirements and best practices
- Work with regulatory agencies to obtain permits
- Develop environmental procedures and guidelines
- Conduct emissions modeling for air, waste or water
- Perform studies to estimate and reduce emissions
- Implement waste management programs
- Assess and manage environmental, social and health impacts
- Assess control technology
- Remediate contaminated sites
- Work to ensure compliance
Health, environment and safety professionals new to Chevron receive general business training, technical training, and mentoring through the Horizons early career development program. In addition, they usually spend their first five years in a variety of positions to further develop their expertise and knowledge of the health, environment and safety issues related to our business.
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