Senior Process Safety Engineer

Senior Process Safety Engineer (ABU0282)

Company: Worley

Employment Type: Employee, Full‑time

Unposting Date: Jul 3, 2026

Responsibilities

• Ensuring HSSEQ goals, objectives and targets are met through personal leadership and involvement.
• Safe delivery and handover of the project to the owner, sustainably, safely, on time, within budget, ensuring that a quality product is produced that represents ‘best value’ for the owner and their stakeholders.
• Coordinate and supervise the loss‑prevention engineering aspects of the Assiut Hydrocracking Complex Project to ensure the technical objectives are met within the approved scope, budget, and schedule.
• Supervise, oversee and coordinate regular and timely technical reviews of loss‑prevention related engineering deliverables developed by the contractor and technology licensors, ensuring design optimization in compliance with relevant codes, standards and best practices and in close conjunction with the owner’s functional departments.
• Coordinate and interface with other technical departments, business units, operations and maintenance functions to resolve technical issues and ensure quality engineering execution and integrity.
• Provide technical expertise on all subject matter pertaining to loss‑prevention engineering during all phases of the project (engineering, fabrication, installation, pre‑commissioning and commissioning).
• Responsible for developing and establishing systems, procedures and standards for effective implementation of the project in line with international codes and standards, owner specifications, local regulations and owner’s HSE policies, philosophies and requirements for loss‑prevention engineering.
• Champion the project safety culture, behaviours and engagement activities.
• Report to the PMC Engineering Manager and work under his direction.
• Ensure the quality and accuracy of contractor’s loss‑prevention engineering activities.
• Review and approve contractor’s work and ensure compliance with contract obligations, project specifications, relevant codes and standards, design philosophy and industry best practices.
• Provide PMC loss‑prevention performance data and reports to PMC management and the owner.
• Provide technical guidance to develop new specifications and update existing ones.
• Perform calculations for design validation and optimization.
• Review technical bid submissions and perform technical bid analysis.
• Participate in layout, P&L, PHASER, HAZID, HAZOP, SIL, layout safety reviews, PSSR, constructability reviews, 3‑D model reviews, safety audits, QRA workshops, etc.
• Provide loss‑prevention engineering expertise in the development and analysis of various design options and business models.
• Provide technical assistance and coordination with other discipline engineers.
• Participate in analysis during contractor and vendor pre‑qualification, bid evaluation and performance evaluation.
• Ensure quality and accuracy of contractor’s loss‑prevention engineering activities and review deliverables including philosophies, data sheets, specifications, layouts, close‑out reports, detailed drawings, etc., pertaining to risk studies, loss‑prevention systems, firefighting equipment, muster station, TGRs, TSRs, safety signage, hazardous area classifications, etc.
• Review any project‑specific risk management systems and criteria pertaining to loss‑prevention.
• Review and manage HSEIAs for loss‑prevention engineering inputs, including reviewing hazards and effects registers, bow‑tie diagrams, HSECES register, HSCES performance standards and procedures, etc.
• Review emergency response procedures and plans for loss‑prevention inputs, including alignment with owner specifications and standards.
• Provide assistance and support to construction, pre‑commissioning and commissioning phases of the works.
• Review action tracking registers and ensure close‑out of all loss‑prevention actions arising out of key reviews, workshops, HSSEQ studies and safety‑related concerns.
• Assist in handling correspondence related to loss‑prevention.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Engineering Degree with extensive knowledge of PMC workflow, large O&G projects, international codes and standards; experience with ADNOC offshore and PMC projects.
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in a similar role.
• Preference for GCC/ADNOC experience.

Equal Employment Opportunity

Worley provides equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants and employees without regard to age, race, creed, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, marital status, citizenship status or any other basis as protected by law.