Process Safety Engineer
$91 K-$115 K
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$91 K-$115 K
About the role
- Implement and maintain PSM and RMP programs in accordance with regulatory requirements.
- Manage and lead Process Hazard Analysis (PHA), Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA), Facility Siting Studies, and other PSM-related Studies for existing processes, projects, and modifications.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to assess and manage change through Management of Change (MOC) processes.
- Develop and enhance written SHE HSSE & PSM procedures, policies, and documentation.
- Perform and lead incident investigations.
- Conduct regular audits to ensure compliance with internal procedures and industry standards.
- Provide required safety & process safety training to plant personnel to enhance awareness and understanding.
- Assist sites in addressing Safety Instrumented System (SIS) documentation and supporting Safety Integrity Level (SIL) scenario analysis, and Functional Safety Assessments.
- Support and manage relief device systems and maintain appropriate and accurate information.
- Stay updated on industry best practices, regulations, and standards related to process safety.
- Provide project input concerning process safety requirements, including recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices (RAGAGEP) and industry consensus standards (i.e., NFPA, ASME, API, IEC, and ASTM) to prevent, control, and mitigate risks.
- Conduct chemical dispersion modeling for PSM/RMP analysis as needed.
- Perform any other safety-related compliance work as needed by SHE HSSE manager.
- Must demonstrate the following emotional intelligence skills:
- Emotional Empathy
- Positive Attitude
- Excellent Communication Skills
- Flexibility / Adaptability OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
- Maintain complete and open lines of communication with other personnel, function, or department to facilitate operations and interaction in the organization.
- Maintain strong knowledge of industry best practices/standards and RAGAGEP.
- Maintain high professional and technical process safety knowledge by attending educational workshops and reviewing professional publications.
- Maintain professional conduct, attendance, and high ethical standards in the work place, complying company's policies and QUALIFICATIONS The experience and education described here are representative of those that are expected to individuals to successfully perform the essential duties of this position. Equivalent combinations of education and experience that provide the required knowledge, skills, and abilities may be considered on an individual basis. EXPERIENCE Experience level Specific experience (industry, specialty, position etc.) Required Preferred 3 to 5 years of experience Process/Technical Service Engineering X No Specific years Conducting presentations and training X No Specific years Incident investigation, including root cause analysis. X No Specific Years Reviewing MOCs, managing MOC program X EDUCATION Education background Specialty/ Major Required Preferred Bachelor's degree (B.A.) Chemical Engineering or related engineering degree X LICENSES & CERTIFICATES Expected Licenses/ Certificates Required Preferred N/A TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS Technical Knowledge & Skills Basic Intermed. Advanced Required Preferred Quantitative/Qualitative risk analysis techniques X X Industry Best Practices/Standards & RAGAGEP X X Process design, process simulation, and chemical process operation (multiple processes) Dispersion/Consequence Modeling X X Process safety hazards' analysis and risk assessment methodologies Strong knowledge of pressure relief valves & standards X X Use of IPRISM Relief Device Software X X Mechanical integrity standards, practices and principles X X MS office (Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook) X X procedures.
- Fulfil mandatory training requirement applicable for department and job duties as appropriate.
- Perform other duties and responsibilities as required or requested by supervisor or Management.
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