Process Safety Engineering Student: Risk & RCA Focus

Canadian Natural Resources Limited; Calgary; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off during Christmas week

Summer Fridays in July and August (Cal

Relocation assistance under rel policy

Volunteer opportunities

Intern Social Committee

Job summary

Canadian Natural Resources Limited is seeking a Process Safety Engineering Student in Calgary, AB. You will work with Operations, Process Engineering, and Asset Integrity teams to apply risk management principles for safe, reliable operation of major energy assets in Canada.

The role involves exposure to PHA, risk assessments, incident investigations, and corporate risk standards, with site visits. Hybrid teamwork and hands-on learning in process safety systems are emphasized.

Qualifications

• Must be currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program; Chemical engineering preferred.

Responsibilities

• Participate in risk reviews and support engineering assessments for new and existing risks.
• Review and track Key Performance Indicators to ensure assets are operated and maintained.
• Provide process safety and integrity support to ongoing operation, maintenance and new projects.
• Participate in failure analysis of failed components and develop mitigation strategies.
• Support root cause analysis and risk mitigation initiatives.

Skills

Excel proficiency

Leadership

Problem solving

Safety awareness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering

Tools

Power BI

Spotfire

SQL

Python

Job description

Canadian Natural Resources Limited is seeking a Process Safety Engineering Student in Calgary, AB. You will work with Operations, Process Engineering, and Asset Integrity teams to apply risk management principles for safe, reliable operation of major energy assets in Canada.

The role involves exposure to PHA, risk assessments, incident investigations, and corporate risk standards, with site visits. Hybrid teamwork and hands-on learning in process safety systems are emphasized.