Petroleum Environment Analyst

About the role

The Petroleum Environment Analyst is an entry‑level position within the State Department for Petroleum, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum. The role supports senior officers by collecting and analysing environmental, health and safety data related to oil and gas activities in Kenya.

Key responsibilities

• Collect and compile environmental, health and safety data for petroleum operations.
• Update and maintain geospatial databases used for environmental monitoring in oil‑and‑gas areas.
• Participate in environmental, health and safety audits of petroleum activities.
• Assist in preparing reports on health, safety and environmental matters.
• Help promote public awareness on petroleum‑related environmental and safety issues.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies, Environmental Science, Environmental Geology, Climate Change, Occupational Health & Safety, Soil & Water Engineering, Environmental Chemistry, or related fields from a recognised Kenyan university.
• Eligibility to work in Kenya and willingness to work under supervision of a senior officer.

Required skills

• Environmental data collection and compilation.
• Geospatial database management for environmental monitoring.

What we offer

• Basic salary scale Ksh 45,210 – Ksh 61,020 per month (CSG 10).
• House allowance of Ksh 16,500 per month.
• Commuter allowance of Ksh 5,000 per month.
• Leave entitlement and medical cover as provided by the Civil Service.
• Permanent, pensionable contract.