Coordinating chief protection officer (HVKO)

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Coordinating chief protection officer (HVKO)

The health and safety representative must look after the employees’ interests in matters concerning the working environment. The health and safety representative must ensure that the business is set up and maintained, and that the work is carried out in such a way that consideration for the safety, health and welfare of the employees is taken care of in accordance with the provisions of this Act.

COORDINATING CHIEF PROTECTION OFFICER IN Noble

Anders Blom KHVO 


Roles and responsibilities for coordinating principal protection representative (KHVO)

Function:

Coordinating chief protection officer must coordinate the chief protection officer’s activities and handle cases across the area of ​​activity. The coordinating chief protection representative must be a support and resource for the protection representative service, but must not take over tasks from the protection representative/principal protection representative, and is not an appeal body for these.

Accession: According to regulations for safety representatives and working environment committees.

Duration: 2 years according to AML.

Responsibility: According to Section 6 of the AML for the relevant rig/project

Authority: According to Section 6 of the AML

Competence requirements: According to Noble course and competence requirements for function.

Tools and compensation: Workplace for KHVO in the office, with PC and necessary supplies. Other material that is necessary for KHVO to be able to do a satisfactory job. Access to the intranet from the company’s PC when working at home during free periods/or in a full-time position.

Main tasks:

  • Assist and coordinate the HVO work in accordance with regulations for health and safety representatives and working environment committees.
  • Set annual target figures, log and follow up target figures for employee participation in relation to The employee participation matrix.
  • Present quarterly results on participation and the protection service’s work in S-AMU and FS-AMU for the individual rig, informative presentations.
  • Member of Central AMU (S-AMU) (4 meetings a year).
  • Member of the PVU committee (min. 4 meetings a year).
  • Member of the chemicals committee.
  • Superior protection services representative (employee participation) in projects, supervision, investigations, audits, risk analyses, etc.
  • Coordinating real employee participation in activities, compare point above.
  • Act as a representative for HVO during rig-specific inspections, investigations, etc.
  • Plan and carry out VO conference every two years (With reservations).
  • Rig visit with verification tasks according to detailed plan.
  • Participate in monthly joint meetings with the company and trade unions.
  • Have a detailed overview of elected representatives in the safety service on the individual rig and in the company.
  • Other tasks in line with AML regulations for the security service.