Technical Execution Center Engineering Lead-HAZOP

• →Lead HAZOP, hazard identification (HAZID), What-If, failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA), layer of protection analysis (LOPA) and Bowtie studies for the approved product scope.
• →Confirm design maturity, study scope, documents and participants; maintain competent facilitators, recorders and safety integrity level (SIL) evaluators under the Head of TEC’s framework.
• →Assess credible hazards, consequences, likelihood and safeguards; coordinate alarms, interlocks, shutdown, relief and detection systems and verify safety-instrumented risk reduction with technical owners.
• →Assign action owners, priorities and dates; verify closure evidence and escalate unresolved safety actions before project milestones.
• →Complete internal HAZOP and major action closure before customer HAZOP; retain engineering-team continuity where practical and preserve controlled study records.
• →Support design, constructability, commissioning-readiness and management-of-change reviews, including new technology and operating procedures; provide proposal safety requirements, exceptions, effort and risk inputs.
• →Coordinate applicable process-safety, fire, electrical and environmental requirements with engineering owners and CE&IG Safety; support permitting within the assigned scope.
• →Maintain global study methods, training, tools and rolling two-year standards plans; obtain formal TEC approvals before Product Center release and incorporate operating and project lessons.

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Safety Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
• 8+ years of engineering and process-safety experience, preferably in energy, chemical processing, industrial gas or high-hazard industries.
• Demonstrated experience leading HAZOP and HAZID studies and assessing hazards, risks and engineered safeguards.
• Ability to review process flow diagrams (PFDs), piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), control philosophies, cause-and-effect diagrams and other safety documentation.
• Knowledge of applicable engineering codes, standards and safety regulations.
• Strong multidisciplinary coordination, technical writing, presentation and facilitation skills; willingness to travel as required.
• Experience applying management-of-change processes and verifying documented closure of hazard-study actions.

• Professional Engineer (PE) or equivalent engineering credential; CCPSC, CFSE, TÜV Functional Safety Engineer or comparable certification.
• Experience with SIL verification, quantitative risk or consequence modeling and inherently safer design.
• Experience with hydrogen, energy storage, renewable fuels, carbon capture or other emerging clean-energy technologies.
• Experience with PHA software, commissioning/start-up and developing corporate process-safety practices.

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