Process Safety Engineer

Role overview

Process Safety Management and hazard analysis

• Review and comment on company standards supporting PSM elements and develop assigned TIMS procedures.
• Coordinate with HSE to improve quality and compliance, maintain a safe working environment, and reduce process safety incidents.
• Participate in PHA activities and track revalidation recommendations, including the cyclic five-year review.
• Monitor PHA progress and budgets and coordinate with Procurement and Contracts.

Change management and reporting

• Participate in Technical Safety Reviews of MOC items involving process safety-related changes.
• Ensure MOC procedure compliance with company TIMS standards within the assigned role.
• Report operational target progress to management to support decision-making.

Incidents, training, audits, and risk

• Participate in Tier 1, 2, and 3 process safety incident investigations involving process failure, particularly Loss of Primary Containment.
• Use root cause analysis to address deviations, identify improved methods, and prevent recurrence.
• Coordinate Process Safety element training for plant section heads, engineers, and production staff in line with the TIMS Training Plan.
• Lead and participate in internal and external PSM audits and support assigned TIMS elements.
• Review and participate in process safety risk assessments; ensure quality and accelerate mitigation of high- and moderate-risk findings.

Facility and asset management

• Coordinate with Reliability and Operations teams to maintain facilities and equipment to required standards based on long- and short-term plans.

Education and experience

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering.
• At least 8 years of steel or chemical industry experience, including at least 5 years in a supervisory or managerial role within a production or process department.
• Participation in Process Safety courses, seminars, or conferences is an added advantage.

Technical competencies

• Excellent command of PHA, risk assessment methodologies, and operational work.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; PC literacy and proficiency in relevant engineering and safety tools.

Behavioral competencies

• Strong management, communication, and people management capabilities.
• Effective time management, proactive approach, achievement orientation, and ability to work effectively under pressure.