Summary
Worley is seeking a Safety Engineer Level II for work in Muscat. The role covers technical safety engineering for onshore oil and gas facilities across project stages, including feasibility, concept, FEED, execution and transition to asset operations. Responsibilities include developing safety studies and design deliverables, facilitating HAZID and HAZOP workshops, conducting risk assessments, and reviewing vendor documents. Applicants need an engineering degree, at least 8 years of engineering or consultancy experience, and at least 5 years of technical safety experience in onshore oil and gas facilities.
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About us
Worley is a global company of energy, chemicals and resources experts headquartered in Australia. We partner with our customers to deliver projects and create value across the life of their assets. We specialize in consulting, engineering, procurement and construction across the project lifecycle, with services extending through to operations and decommissioning. Leveraging extensive experience and AI-enabled delivery, we support customers in navigating complexity as they meet today's needs and transition to more sustainable solutions.
· Minimum of 8 years total experience in engineering or consultancy of oil and gas facilities, including a minimum of 5 years’ experience in TSE in 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 (As Low As Reasonably Practicable), 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 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 documents evaluations (e.g. Technical Bid Evaluation, Datasheets/Specifications/MR
Degree in Engineering
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