Ad Hoc HAZOP Facilitator (Part-Time/On-Demand)

Peter Lucas; Saskatoon; Hybrid; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

A consulting firm in Canada is seeking an experienced HAZOP Facilitator for part-time, flexible support in hazard and operability studies. The successful candidate will lead reviews of process systems to identify risks and operability issues. Key responsibilities include organizing study sessions, guiding teams, and documenting findings. Ideal candidates should have experience in industrial environments and technical knowledge in process safety. This role offers negotiable wages based on experience and is suitable for professionals preferring ad hoc engagements.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience facilitating HAZOP studies in industrial, chemical, or mining environments.
• Strong understanding of process hazard analysis methodologies.
• Technical background in engineering, operations, or process safety.
• Ability to work independently and flexibly on an ad hoc basis.

Responsibilities

• Plan and facilitate HAZOP study sessions with project managers.
• Guide teams in identifying process deviations and consequences.
• Document study sessions and track risk ratings and recommendations.
• Ensure all relevant stakeholders are involved in each session.

Skills

Facilitating HAZOP studies

Process hazard analysis

Communication skills

Independence

Education

Formal HAZOP or PHA facilitator training or certification

Tools

HAZOP recording tools or templates

Job description

A consulting firm in Canada is seeking an experienced HAZOP Facilitator for part-time, flexible support in hazard and operability studies. The successful candidate will lead reviews of process systems to identify risks and operability issues. Key responsibilities include organizing study sessions, guiding teams, and documenting findings. Ideal candidates should have experience in industrial environments and technical knowledge in process safety. This role offers negotiable wages based on experience and is suitable for professionals preferring ad hoc engagements.