Hazmat Compliance Advisor Weatherford International Oil Field Services

Responsibilities

• Support the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) in maintaining, renewing, and updating all facility-specific licenses and permits related to hazardous materials, ensuring full traceability.

• Ensure radioactive material (RAM) source files are available and maintained for all RAM within the facility, with cradle-to-grave traceability.

• Maintain records for all HazMat-authorized employees, including control of HazMat keys, access cards, and biometric access.

• Ensure RAM shields and hazardous material transportation containers are correctly marked and labeled.

• Ensure availability of calibrated and functional radiation survey meters appropriate for the types of radiation used or handled.

• Administer the radiation dosimeter program, including development of local procedures for female radiation workers in accordance with local regulations.

• Conduct facility-level HazMat audits covering all applicable hazardous materials.

• Ensure completion of Root Cause Analysis for all HazMat-related incidents within the facility.

• Act as the facility focal point for international imports and exports of hazardous materials, including development of facility-specific shipping procedures, preparation of shipping documentation, packaging, and completion of dangerous goods paperwork (IATA/IMDG certification required).

• Ensure all HazMat service and product vendors are vetted and approved in accordance with Weatherford supplier standards.

• Ensure licensed hazardous materials (radiation and explosives) possessed or used by the company are limited to those specified in applicable licenses.

• Conduct regular field site visits to verify compliance with operational excellence requirements and inspect explosives magazines, radiation bunkers, and lithium battery storage facilities.

• Ensure appropriate HazMat security measures are implemented across facilities within the country of operation.

• Ensure compliance with HazMat license terms and conditions, including periodic review of personnel authorizations, inventories, surveys, and usage records.

• Ensure proper storage, handling, and disposal of hazardous waste in accordance with local regulations and company supply chain procedures.

• Manage and coordinate the overall country HazMat program to ensure compliance with Weatherford standards and local legislation.

• Support the Country HazMat Manager in conducting legislative gap assessments and documenting gaps through the Management of Change (MOC) process.

• Assist and lead investigations of country-level HazMat incidents in coordination with local authorities and relevant business units.

• Audit and test HazMat emergency response plans and implement improvements to strengthen emergency response management.

• Ensure HazMat requirements of OEPS standards are understood, implemented, sustained, and communicated to the Global QHSE team.

• Develop and maintain local HazMat procedures and management plans aligned with OEPS standards and regulatory or client requirements.

• Act as liaison with local regulatory bodies, government agencies, customers, vendors, logistics, trade compliance teams, and internal stakeholders.

• Serve as the facility contact during state or federal HazMat inspections.

• Follow up with business unit leaders on implementation of required HazMat training for identified employees.

• Perform additional duties as assigned by the direct manager or Global HazMat Manager within the scope of the role.

Skills

• Strong verbal and written communication skills in English.

• Ability to communicate effectively at senior management level.

• Strong coordination and stakeholder management skills.

• Good computer literacy and documentation management skills.

• Ability to respond immediately and effectively to emergency situations.

• MOH-approved Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) is required.

• Radiation Knowlagent.