Safety Engineer Level II

Overview

Responsibilities

• Supports adherence to generally accepted engineering and design practices, regulatory requirements, and customer specifications.
• Supports the standardization of equipment specifications, drawings, and document templates.
• Contributes to the understanding of technical knowledge, legal requirements, and customer specifications whenever viable and lawful.
• Uses local/global standards to support technical excellence.
• Supports the processes for checking, peer reviews, and incorporation of comments and findings.
• Ensure recognised onshore & offshore engineering practices applicable to safety & risk design are adopted.
• Development of design and operational engineering studies in the areas of risk, safety and Safety & Risk.
• Designs Safety & Risk scope of work in contract and stewards design alternative studies, as required, to optimize project cost and schedule.
• Gathering and compiling safety and environmental information.
• Prepares and assists in the execution of: Hazard Studies (HAZID- ENVID/HAZOP/LOPA); HSE Checklist and Design Basis; Design HSE Review such as Human Factors, Hazardous Area Classification, Inherent Safety, Alarm Prioritisation.

Industry Specific Experience

• Have engineering experience in Brown Field oil and gas related Safety & Risk Design and Engineering.
• Must have engineering experience in the same or similar industry, including experience in multi-disciplinary projects and teams.
• Experience in the Middle East, is an advantage.
• Working as a Safety and Risk Engineer (Technical Safety / Loss Prevention) in the Oil and Gas Industry.
• Must have experience in offshore projects.

Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training

• Full-Time Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering from an accredited university.
• MME (Ministry of Municipality and Environment) engineering accreditation is a mandatory requirement. Candidates not holding this accreditation must be willing to achieve this within the probationary period.
• Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) status or undertaking the same will be an advantage.

IT Skills

• Pipenet, PHAST, SAFETI, PHA Pro, Flaresim, Detect3D (optional), exSILentia (optional).

Key Areas Of Expertise Required

• Active Fire Protection (Firewater demand, hydraulic analysis, P&IDs, PFDs, etc).
• F&G layouts, C/E diagrams.
• Passive Fire Protection.
• Datasheets and specifications, MTO.
• Hazardous Area Classification (Schedule and Drawings).
• Good knowledge of NFPA and International Standards for Technical Safety / Loss Prevention.
• Consequence analysis (gas dispersion, toxic, fires, explosion, vent dispersion, flare radiation modeling).
• Safety Critical Elements and Performance Standards.
• Risk Register / action follow-up and close-out.
• ALARP assessment, Bow-ties, and Cost-Benefit analysis.
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