Riverside Marine is committed to acting as one family, delivering safe, efficient, and high-quality marine solutions across Australia and beyond. We live our values of passion, reliability, ingenuity, quality, and ownership every day.
About the Role
We are seeking a QHSE Advisor to support towage operations in Port Hedland. This hands-on role focuses on safety, compliance, and continuous improvement in a dynamic marine environment. You will work closely with towage partners to ensure safe operations, drive improvement initiatives, and manage client-driven administration.
Reporting to: QHSE SuperintendentLocation: Residential in Port Hedland (not FIFO)Employment: Full time or part-time, permanentBenefits: Competitive salary, bonus scheme, and residential allowance for eligible candidates.
Position Overview
As QHSE Lead, you will play a critical role in promoting a strong safety culture, ensuring compliance with QHSE standards, and supporting operational excellence across marine towage services.
Key Responsibilities
- Promote and improve safety management systems and culture.
- Assist teams in applying QHSE requirements and practical solutions.
- Conduct ISM/ISO audits and safety inspections (including shore-based facilities).
- Carry out QHSE field leadership activities with towage partners.
- Administrative management of the QHSE Management System, the Beacon relevant to the Port Hedland operations.
- Support and lead incident investigations, including report writing and implementing corrective actions.
- Monitor and schedule internal and external audits.
- Prepare QHSE reports, analyse trends, and recommend improvements to address emerging risks.
- Support document review processes and ensure compliance.
- Close out actions and audit findings promptly.
- Maintain accurate documentation and compliance records.
- Alignment with Rivtow Marine’s values and vision
Essential Requirements
- Diploma in Work Health and Safety or higher.
- Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - HLTAID009 or higher.
- ISO and ISM Code Auditor or the ability to obtain.
- Lead ICAM Accident and Incident Investigation.
- Marine or relevant industry experience.
- Demonstrated ability to build and maintain professional relationships and positively influence safety conversations across the business.
- Power BI or other relevant systems-based computing skills.
- Ability to plan tasks and prioritise to meet reporting obligations.
- Thorough understanding of relevant WHS legislation, regulations, and codes of practice.
- Technical writing skills and high attention to detail.
- Hold, or be able to obtain, a Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC).
Desirable
- Elements of Shipboard Safety (ESS) or higher certification.
- Marine-related trade qualification or relevant technical training.
- Experience with shipboard safety practices, vessel operations, or marine engineering (including internships, university projects, or work placements).
- Familiarity with International Safety Management (ISM), ISO, Class, or AMSA regulations.
- Experience participating in technical audits, compliance checks, or safety inspections.
- Demonstrated leadership, teamwork, or involvement in extracurricular activities.
- Strong analytical, organisational, and problem-solving skills.
- Commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
- Professional presentation and conduct.
- Ability to work autonomously and as part of a team.
Who You Are
- Adaptable and proactive in a dynamic environment.
- A safety advocate with problem-solving skills.
- A clear communicator who collaborates effectively
Additional Information
Employment requires a pre-employment medical (including drug and alcohol screening), psychometric testing, and proof of work rights in Australia.
If you are genuinely interested and qualified for this role, please forward your resume with a covering letter by clicking ‘apply’.
Applications will close on 26 January 2026.