





Tier-1 employer, metro location, and 2–6 years mid-level band increase candidate competition despite niche COEM skill.
HSE and contractor management skills transfer across heavy industries but remain domain-specific to safety roles.
Explicit 2–6 years requirement, degree, and mandatory OE/HSE competence make shortlisting moderately strict.
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Own implementation and stewardship of the Contractor Operational Excellence Management (COEM) process to manage Operational Excellence (OE)/Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) risks during contractor activities.
Conduct contractor consequence and capability assessments before work execution and monitor contractor performance to update COEM plans as needed.
Collaborate with Procurement/Supply Chain to embed COEM in contracting, provide assurance of subcontractors’ compliance, deliver training on COEM requirements, and support continuous improvement initiatives.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Safety Management, or related field.
2 to 6 years of experience in contractor safety management or operational excellence roles.
Strong knowledge of OEMS frameworks, COEM processes, and regulatory compliance.
Chevron employment visa sponsorship not available; candidates must have appropriate visa status.
Experienced in risk analysis, contractor capability assessments, and managing simultaneous operations (SIMOPs).
Proficient in leading cross-functional teams and influencing stakeholders within safety and engineering environments.
Familiarity with Chevron COEM procedures, OE governance, and use of digital tools (e.g., SharePoint, OE dashboards) for COEM tracking and reporting.