Safety Engineer Level I

WorleyParsons; Hyderabad; On-site; INR 900,000 - 1,300,000; Full time

Job summary

Worley invites applications for Safety Engineer Level I at HYD01AN site in India. The role focuses on safety and risk design in oil & gas, with offshore project exposure and multi-disciplinary teamwork.

The candidate should hold a bachelor’s degree in chemical or mechanical engineering and possess relevant safety credentials or active pursuit. Full-time employment offers international project exposure and career growth.

Qualifications

• Must have 5+ years experience in the same or similar industry, including experience in multi-disciplinary projects and teams.
• Experience in the Middle East is an advantage.
• Working as a Safety and Risk Engineer (Technical Safety / Loss Prevention) in the Oil and Gas Industry.
• Must have experience in offshore projects.

Responsibilities

• Supports adherence to generally accepted engineering and design practices, regulatory requirements, and customer specifications.
• Supports the standardization of equipment specifications, drawings, and document templates.
• Contributes to the understanding of technical knowledge, legal requirements, and customer specifications whenever viable and lawful.
• Uses local/global standards to support technical excellence.
• Supports the processes for checking, peer reviews, and incorporation of comments and findings.
• Ensure recognised onshore & offshore engineering practices applicable to safety & risk design are adopted.
• Development of design and operational engineering studies in the areas of risk, safety and Safety & Risk.
• Designs Safety & Risk scope of work in contract and stewards design alternative studies, as required, to optimise project cost and schedule.
• Gathering and compiling safety and environmental information.
• Prepares and assists in the execution of: Hazard Studies (HAZID- ENVID/HAZOP/LOPA); HSE Checklist and Design Basis; Design HSE Review such as Human Factors, Hazardous Area Classification, Inherent Safety, Alarm Prioritisation.

Skills

Hazardous Area Classification

Consequence analysis

Risk assessment

ALARP assessment

Bow-ties

NFPA standards

Safety & Risk design

Offshore projects

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Safety Engineer Level I (HYD01AN)

Company: Worley

Job Details

Category: Safety and Risk

Schedule: Full-time

Employment Type: Employee

Responsibilities

• Supports adherence to generally accepted engineering and design practices, regulatory requirements, and customer specifications.
• Supports the standardization of equipment specifications, drawings, and document templates.
• Contributes to the understanding of technical knowledge, legal requirements, and customer specifications whenever viable and lawful.
• Uses local/global standards to support technical excellence.
• Supports the processes for checking, peer reviews, and incorporation of comments and findings.
• Ensure recognised onshore & offshore engineering practices applicable to safety & risk design are adopted.
• Development of design and operational engineering studies in the areas of risk, safety and Safety & Risk.
• Designs Safety & Risk scope of work in contract and stewards design alternative studies, as required, to optimise project cost and schedule.
• Gathering and compiling safety and environmental information.
• Prepares and assists in the execution of: Hazard Studies (HAZID- ENVID/HAZOP/LOPA); HSE Checklist and Design Basis; Design HSE Review such as Human Factors, Hazardous Area Classification, Inherent Safety, Alarm Prioritisation.

About You

To be considered for this role it is envisaged you will possess the following attributes:

Industry Specific Experience

• Have engineering experience in Brown Field oil and gas related Safety & Risk Design and Engineering.
• Must have 5+ years experience in the same or similar industry, including experience in multi-disciplinary projects and teams.
• Experience in the Middle East is an advantage.
• Working as a Safety and Risk Engineer (Technical Safety / Loss Prevention) in the Oil and Gas Industry.
• Must have experience in offshore projects.

Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training

• Full‑Time Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering/mechanical Engineering from an accredited university.
• Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng)/CFPS status or undertaking the same will be an advantage.

IT Skills – Key areas of expertise required

• Datasheets and specifications, MTO.
• Hazardous Area Classification (Schedule and Drawings).
• Good knowledge of NFPA and International Standards for Technical Safety / Loss Prevention.
• Consequence analysis (gas dispersion, toxic, fires, explosion, vent dispersion, flare radiation modelling).
• Safety Critical Elements and Performance Standards.
• Risk Register / action follow‑up and close‑out.
• ALARP assessment, Bow‑ties, and Cost‑Benefit analysis.