Senior Facilities Engineer - Reliability & Process Safety

BP; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

BP’s bpx energy unit seeks a facilities engineer for the Eagle Ford Basin to advance process safety, production optimization, and emissions reductions. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, manage MOC processes, and apply sound engineering judgement to deliver pragmatic solutions.

The role requires 5–7 years of US onshore facility engineering experience, a BS in petroleum, chemical, or mechanical engineering, and knowledge of piping codes, PFDs/PIDs, HAZOP/What If, RCFA, and

Qualifications

• BS in petroleum, chemical, or mechanical engineering.
• 5–7 years minimum US onshore facilities engineering experience.
• Working knowledge of PFDs, PIDs, Cause-and-Effect diagrams.
• Familiarity with piping codes ASME 31.3/31.8 and ASME pressure vessel code.
• Experience with process safety management and PHA/HAZOP sessions.

Responsibilities

• Provide brownfield project-level and rapid response engineering for facility modifications.
• Design surface facilities to optimize process safety and production.
• Lead MOC processes for facility modifications with work packs and P&IDs.
• Lead design reviews and risk assessments including HAZOP/What If.
• Manage engineered solutions with economic analysis and post-implementation reviews.
• Analyze material release data and perform RCFA to reduce failures and costs.
• Lead defect elimination and reliability improvements with maintenance teams.
• Oversee service providers to ensure safety and KPI compliance.
• Share lessons learned across disciplines and maintain awareness of technical learnings.

Skills

PFDs & PIDs

HAZOP/What If

RCFA

Data analysis

Project management

Process safety

Collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in petroleum, chemical, or mechanical engineering

Tools

ASME 31.3/31.8 codes

ASME pressure vessel code

Cause & Effect Diagrams

RCFA

P&ID creation and review

Job description

BP’s bpx energy unit seeks a facilities engineer for the Eagle Ford Basin to advance process safety, production optimization, and emissions reductions. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, manage MOC processes, and apply sound engineering judgement to deliver pragmatic solutions.

The role requires 5–7 years of US onshore facility engineering experience, a BS in petroleum, chemical, or mechanical engineering, and knowledge of piping codes, PFDs/PIDs, HAZOP/What If, RCFA, and