Process Safety Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

• Ensure that all project Health, Safety and Environmental policies are complied with.
• Ensure that the design meets all Technical Safety requirements and maintains risks to as low as reasonably practicable.
• Assist Lead / Senior Engineers in performing layout Analysis and defining the Inter-distance requirement between equipment.
• Produce Various Safety Philosophies such as HSE / Loss Prevention Philosophy, Fire Detection and Protection Philosophy & EER Philosophy.
• Carry out Hazardous Area Classification updates to drawings and schedules in accordance with IEC/EI standards
• Carryout active and passive fire protection assessments including, but not limited to, fire water demand, fire water adequacy checks, hydraulic calculations using PIPENET spray/ /transient modules
• Defining Fireproofing requirements for critical structures, equipment supports & pipe racks, Instrumentation etc.
• Develop Fire Fighting and safety Equipment drawings, P&IDs, Escape Route and safety sign drawings with support from drafting teams.
• Preparation purchasing documentation for firefighting and safety related equipment such as MR, Specifications, Data Sheets and Technical Bid Evaluation.
• Review Vendor Documentation with support of Lead Engineer
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate safety into the design and operation of oil and gas facilities.
• Develop F&G Layouts, ensuring proper coverage and functionality, with support from drafting teams.
  

Safety Studies

• Basic knowledge in QRA/FRA/FHA/EERA/Noise contour and shall be able to interpret the results / recommendations to HSED deliverables.
• Prepare ToR, SoW for ENVID, HAZID, QRA, SIL, ALARP, HAZOP and other safety workshops
• Independently co-ordinate & handle Safety Workshops like Document collection, Coordination with external workshop chairman, etc.
• Safety workshop Scribing using PHA Pro and preparation, issue & action close out of Safety Workshops
  

Qualifications

Educational Qualifications:

• A degree in Chemical Engineering (or equivalent technical Degree)
  

Experience Profile

Minimum 5 years’ experience in a similar position

Competencies/Skills/Others

• Demonstrated subject knowledge and competence.
• Previous FEED, EPC experience in Onshore and Offshore Greenfield and Brownfield design.
• Full understanding of international safety codes and standards such as NFPA, API, ADNOC, SOLAS, DNV etc. and the theory behind them
• Pragmatic and self-motivated; able to work under tight deadlines.
• Experience in ADNOC projects will be highly desirable
  

Requirements

• The engineer must have excellent written and communication skills in English and in particular should have the ability to simplify technical discussions for non-technical teams.
• Proficient use of MS Office Suite

Desired candidate profile

A Technical Safety Engineer is responsible for ensuring that engineering practices and projects adhere to safety standards and regulations. This role focuses on identifying potential hazards and implementing safety measures throughout the design, construction, and operation phases of projects. Key responsibilities typically include:

1. Hazard Analysis: Conducting thorough risk assessments and hazard analyses to identify potential safety issues in engineering designs and operations.

2. Safety Standards Compliance: Ensuring compliance with relevant safety regulations, industry standards, and best practices during all project phases.

3. Safety Design Reviews: Participating in design reviews to assess safety implications and recommend modifications to enhance safety.

4. Incident Investigation: Analyzing incidents and near misses to determine root causes and develop corrective actions to prevent recurrence.

5. Training and Awareness: Developing and delivering safety training programs for engineering teams and other stakeholders to promote a culture of safety.

6. Emergency Preparedness: Creating and reviewing emergency response plans and safety procedures to ensure readiness in case of incidents.

7. Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of safety assessments, compliance audits, and incident reports, as well as developing safety manuals and guidelines.

8. Collaboration: Working closely with multidisciplinary teams, including project managers, engineers, and safety professionals, to ensure that safety considerations are integrated into all project activities.

9. Continuous Improvement: Identifying opportunities for enhancing safety practices and processes, and recommending improvements based on industry trends and lessons learned.