We have a current opportunity for a Lead Technical Safety Engineer on a contract basis in Surrey with a leading EPC for an initial 9 month contract with the possibility of extension. Hybrid working may be possible with two days remote.
Roles and Responsibilities: As part of a project team, perform all aspects of Technical Safety scope area, or provide specialist expertise in one or more key project areas. May supervise and lead the Technical Safety team: provide technical direction over a group with responsibility for employee performance appraisals and for coaching and developing lower level professionals. Lead the design of larger and more complex assignments. Provide technical guidance to designers and less experienced engineers. With appropriate experience, lead the project Technical Safety team. Lead a team to develop Process Safety Management (PSM) System.
Skills and experience Skills gained through undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including final year design projects and any work placements. Expert level understanding of one or more areas of Technical Safety scope.. Able to check and confirm completeness of deliverables including safety layouts and reports. Significant experience of developing or implementing PSM systems based on the Energy Institute (EI) Frame work / Elements for brownfields Minimum of 10 years related experience, with average experience of 15+ years.
Educational experience BEng or equivalent in science or engineering (typically Chemical Engineering) Masters degree in Engineering (Chemical Engineering or Process Safety preferred) Chartered Engineer: membership of an accredited Institution, e.g. IChemE.
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