The Process Safety Engineer is responsible for developing, facilitating, implementing, and sustaining process safety programs that support safe, reliable, and compliant manufacturing operations.
This role provides technical leadership and expertise in process hazard analysis, risk management, engineering standards, and capital project execution while supporting the organization's Process Safety Roadmap.
Lead and facilitate process hazard analyses (PHAs), risk assessments, and hazard reviews for capital projects and targeted manufacturing processes.
Identify process safety risks and recommend mitigation measures to reduce operational and project-related hazards.
Support the implementation and closure of action items resulting from hazard evaluations and risk assessments.
Develop, maintain, and continuously improve process safety standards, procedures, and best practices that align with corporate process safety objectives and the Engineering Process Safety Roadmap.
Collaborate with engineering, operations, and EHS teams to integrate process safety principles into business processes.
Provide process safety technical expertise to capital project teams throughout project design, development, and execution phases.
Review engineering designs and project documentation to ensure compliance with process safety requirements and standards.
Partner with Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) teams to plan and conduct process safety audits and assessments.

Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering or a related technical discipline.
Minimum of 10 years of process safety experience within a manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated experience supporting capital projects, process hazard analysis, and process safety management systems.
Demonstrated knowledge in Chemical manufacturing processes and plant operations, Process Safety Management (PSM) principles and risk management methodologies, and Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) standards and regulations.
Ability to travel 20-30%

Process Safety Engineer

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