Process Safety Manager

PSM

Schedule: Full Time

Strategic

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• Develop effective process safety management across the GI fleet.
• Develop the risk profile of the fleet and ensure suitable actions are taken to mitigate risk
• Relay process safety knowledge and lessons learned throughout Generation International at leadership, management, and employee levels.
• Promote process safety awareness at regional, country, and asset levels through campaigns and regular trainings.
• Enhance collaboration on process safety between assets, countries, and business units.

Operational

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• Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and specifications, Engie Group Rules, Standards, Procedures, and Guidance Notes, particularly GR09 H&S in Industrial Projects, GEN PSM Fundamentals procedure and relevant process safety elements of the Operational Excellence framework.
• Coordinate process safety network meetings and provide necessary input, data sharing, or reports and regularly liaise with GBU PS Champion.
• Conduct and/or coordinate Process Hazard Risk Assessments (PHRA) — including BowTie assessments, reviews, workshops, and studies — and ensure effective tracking and timely close-out of actions.
• Ensure compliance with the GI Process Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment governance document including the identification and management of Safety Critical Elements (SCE).
• Organize, lead, or participate in project safety reviews such as HAZID, HAZOP, peer reviews, audits, and inspections at O&M and industrial sites, as appropriate.
• Ensure project activities comply with the requirements of GR09 H&S in Industrial Projects. Review and approve construction and project derogation requests.
• Support business development in reinforcing the management of process safety throughout the project life cycle.
• Maintain current and available process safety information.
• Ensure that process safety documentation is up-to-date and reflects site reality.
• Coordinate root cause analysis promoting the use of TapRoot methodology and develop or advise on action plans to prevent recurrence as appropriate.
• Ensure Process Safety Events (PSEs) are reported in a timely manner and recorded in the One Safety Tool (OST).

Organisational

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• Develop PSM training matrices at regional, country, and asset levels and implement training programs on process safety.
• Ensure that staff with process safety responsibilities are competent to perform their roles, particularly PSM champions.
• Establish process safety objectives, performance targets, and action plans at the appropriate organizational levels.

Planning & Delivery of Work

• Further develop and maintain the GI dashboard displaying key PSM KPIs.
• Monitor and evaluate process safety performance regularly, identifying key trends and taking approporate actions to mitigate risk.

Decision Making

• Review and approve construction and project derogation requests.
• Act as a lead or participate as a member of the investigation team or committee for process safety events.
• Support the effective management of major process safety risks.
• Take approraite actions to mitigate risks.
• Working with Others:
• Ensure asset PSM champions are nominated and developed in compliance with GEN PSM Fundamentals procedure requirements.
• Work in conjunction with the Industrial Projects H&S Manager to review and approve construction and project derogation requests.
• Relay process safety knowledge and lessons learned throughout Generation International at leadership, management, and employee levels.
• Leadership and Management
• Serve as the subject matter expert for process safety within GI.
• Promote process safety awareness and competency development.
• Lead or participate in investigations and safety reviews.
• Ensure Process Safety Events (PSEs) are reported in a timely manner and recorded in the One Safety Tool (OST).
• Supporting 7 geographies, covering 35GW

Qualifications

• Recognized engineering degree or science qualification and PSM qualification (NEBOSH Certificate in Process Safety Management or equivalent as a minimum)

Experience

• At Minimum of 10 years’ experience in process safety management with exposure to Industrial Safety Management
• Knowledge and Skills:
• Understand industrial processes and identify potential hazards
• Develop clear and comprehensive safety protocols
• Have a thorough understanding of current PSM requirements
• Strong investigative skills to determine the causes of accidents and develop prevention strategies
• Analytical thinking to solve complex problems
• Good leadership skills to influence and impact locally and globally
• Effective communication skills to train staff and relay process safety knowledge