Technical and Process Safety

Role Overview

Key Responsibilities

• Execute Technical Safety and Process Safety engineering activities for Oil & Gas, LNG, and LPG projects.
• Close out HAZOP, LOPA, and safety study recommendations with disciplines and vendors.
• Review fire and gas layouts, cause-and-effect diagrams, and coverage studies.
• Review hazardous area classification studies and related engineering deliverables.
• Review firewater, deluge, fire protection, and passive fire protection requirements.
• Review engineering deliverables such as P&IDs, plot plans, equipment layouts, datasheets, specifications, philosophies, and cause-and-effect diagrams.
• Review vendor documentation and provide technical comments for compliance.
• Interface with process, piping, mechanical, instrumentation, electrical, operations, and other disciplines.
• Prepare and review technical safety deliverables, design bases, philosophies, calculations, and reports.
• Ensure compliance with applicable codes, standards, client specifications, and project requirements.
• Participate in technical meetings with clients, consultants, vendors, and stakeholders.
• Support the Lead or Principal Engineer with technical safety issues and timely project delivery.

Qualifications and Requirements

• A bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering, safety engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related discipline is required.
• Six to seven years of relevant Technical Safety or Process Safety engineering experience is required.
• Relevant sectors include Oil & Gas, LNG, LPG, petrochemical, offshore, and related energy projects.
• Practical experience with HAZOP, HAZID, LOPA, SIL, fire and gas, hazardous area classification, and fire protection is required.
• Familiarity with LNG or LPG facilities, offshore facilities, terminals, storage facilities, or marine interfaces is advantageous.
• Knowledge of NFPA, IEC, ISO, API, IOGP, IMO/SOLAS, and SIGTTO standards is required.
• Experience with engineering document review and multidisciplinary interfaces is required.
• Strong English communication, independent working ability, organization, analytical skills, and attention to detail are required.

Key Competencies

• Apply a practical, engineering-oriented approach to hazard identification and management.
• Use risk assessment and risk-based decision making.
• Identify safety gaps and prioritize safety-critical issues.
• Communicate technical issues clearly to engineers, project management, clients, and vendors.
• Distinguish code compliance, project requirements, and good engineering practice when making recommendations.

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