Basics

• HSE managers who oversee remote sites ensure that each location adheres to both company policy and federal and state guidelines on safety. Oftentimes, they implement strategies to prevent accidents and injuries at the site. That may include making sure all employees are wearing protective gear and handling equipment and tools properly.
  
  

Skills

• Remote site HSE managers must possess strong leadership and communication skills, knowing the ins and outs of workplace safety and communicating them to a team. They should be confident, organized and motivated.
  
  

Qualifications

• Requirements for remote site HSE managers vary, although most need at least a high school diploma and training on safety measures within their field. Some may even need an associate's degree or certificate to qualify for a managerial position.