Own process safety as a distinct technical discipline within the MGEN Thermal HSSE function, covering the identification, assessment, and engineering-down of catastrophic risk across high-hazard systems at CEDC, PEDC, and SEC. This role is separate from occupational safety and requires genuine engineering depth — its purpose is to prevent the events that don't show up in TRIR but have the potential to cause multiple fatalities, major asset damage, or prolonged generation loss.
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Own and maintain the process safety management framework for MGEN Thermal, covering hazard identification, safeguards verification, layers of protection analysis (LOPA), and risk registers for high-hazard systems (boiler, coal handling, ash containment, BESS, and fuel gas systems).
- Lead or facilitate process safety risk assessments (HAZOP, HAZID, What-If, Bowtie) for existing operations, capital projects, and major overhauls.
- Lead process safety investigations for high-potential and catastrophic-category events, distinct from occupational incident RCAs which are handled by the Safety Officer.
- Track and manage the closure of process safety gaps, latent threats with process safety implications, and safety critical equipment deficiencies across all sites.
- Review major overhaul scopes, capital project proposals, and Management of Change (MOC) submissions for process safety risk prior to execution.
- Coordinate with the CTO organization's Asset Management Lead on asset integrity findings that carry process safety implications — particularly around boiler integrity, high-energy piping, rotating equipment, and containment systems.
- Develop and maintain the fleet-wide Safety Critical Equipment (SCE) register and safeguards assurance program.
- Build process safety competency across the fleet through structured training, site coaching, and participation in site-level safety reviews.
- Report process safety performance, risk status, and gap closure progress to the HSSE Manager and COO LT on a scheduled basis.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, or Process Engineering.
- Minimum 8 years of experience in process safety, engineering, or asset integrity roles in a power generation, petrochemical, refining, or energy facility.
- Demonstrated experience leading or facilitating HAZOP, Bowtie, LOPA, or equivalent process safety risk assessment methodologies.
- Experience with safety critical equipment identification, safeguards assurance, and process safety management systems; functional Safety (IEC 61511 / SIL) knowledge is an advantage.
- Familiarity with coal-fired power generation processes, boiler systems, coal handling, and ash management is highly preferred.
MGEN is always looking for enthusiastic individuals who seek to create a reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy future for the country.
We look forward to Powering a Better Tomorrow with you!