Job Description

Company Description

Talan is an international consulting group in innovation and transformation through technology. For 20 years, Talan has been advising companies and administrations. The group supports them and implements their transformation and innovation projects internationally.


Present on five continents, the group achieved a turnover of 800 million euros in 2024 for more than 8,000 consultants and aims to exceed the one billion EUR turnover mark by 2025.

Talan are seeking a seasoned

Site Compliance Consultant

to represent the interests of a landowner overseeing a large multi-stakeholder infrastructure development site in Abu Dhabi. The role focuses on monitoring land-use compliance, safety practices, and coordination across various utility and data infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities

Monitor stakeholder activities to ensure adherence to approved land boundaries and conditions for all Health, Safety, Security and Environmental (HSSE) performance issues Identify and escalate unauthorised or unsafe works occurring outside permitted zones. Act as the on-site liaison for compliance matters with contractors and stakeholders. Participate in bi-weekly coordination meetings and maintain a register of land allocations, permits, and No Objection Certificates (NOCs) Report health and safety incidents in line with local regulatory guidelines. Support coordination on shared utilities, access roads, and technical interfaces.

Deliverables

Weekly compliance reports and updated boundary registers. Immediate reporting of flagged health and safety issues.

Candidate Profile

Vocational or university qualification in a construction-related discipline. Minimum

7 years of construction experience

, including site management or surveying. Familiarity with Abu Dhabi's NOC processes and land-use compliance. Understanding of utilities and infrastructure interfaces (roads, power, water, drainage) needs to be demonstrable Knowledge of ADOSH-SF health and safety standards.

Additional Information

The Consultant will report to the Construction Director. The role is strictly monitoring and escalation-focused; statutory HSSE responsibilities remain with individual stakeholders. * Insurance and professional standards must comply with the governing framework agreement.