Safety Engineer Level II

Qualifications

Minimum of 8 years total experience in engineering or consultancy of oil and gas facilities, including at least 5 years in TSE on Onshore Oil and Gas facilities with demonstrated TSE deliverables development experience. PDO/Shell Projects experience is preferred.

• Project TSE experience spanning various project life cycle stages such as Feasibility, Concept, FEED, EXECUTE, Project to Asset Transition.
• Development of HSE Philosophy, Fire & Gas Philosophy, F & G Cause and Effects, F & G Layouts, F & G Mapping.
• Physical effects modelling and quantitative risk assessment – experience with FEA/FGDEA, flare radiation and dispersion studies, safety equipment layouts, input to facility layouts/facility siting and layout studies, EPZ calculation, QRA. Experience/conducted studies using Shell FRED, SHEPHERD software and/or other PEM/Risk integration software; formal certification preferred.
• Executed studies such as Safety Hazardous Area Classification, Critical Element Identification, Performance Standards, Bow Ties.
• Experience with ALARP, Design HSE Case, Operations HSE Case, AIPSM (Asset Integrity-Process Safety Management) & HEMP (Hazard and Effect Management Process).
• Hands‑on experience with loss prevention aspects such as Fire Safety, Fire Protection Design (FW Demand, Hydraulics, Surge, PFDs/P & IDs, etc.), Escape & Fire Fighting design.
• Human Factors Engineering Studies experience (Valve Criticality, HFE Screening, etc.).
• Facilitated/led workshops for Technical Safety, which may include but are not limited to HAZID, HAZOP, Bowties, ALARP demonstration, MOPO/SIMOPs workshop, SCE Identification workshops, DEM1/DEM2/LFI Screenings and demonstrations.
• Adequate involvement in Safeguarding reviews such as Design Review, HAZOP, IPF, etc.
• Involvement in vendor document evaluations (e.g., Technical Bid Evaluation, Datasheets/Specifications/MR).

Degree in Engineering