Lead Loss Prevention Engineer | STR Global
STR Global is a niche resourcing solutions business focused on the energy sector. STR Global have a network of 7 offices worldwide – London, Dubai, Doha, Rio De Janeiro, Hong Kong, Perth and Houston. From these locations STR Global is capable of delivering recruitment solutions for any size and location of project.Want to work for a truly global company within the Hydrocarbon sector? We are recruiting for a Lead Loss Prevention Engineer to be based in Qatar.
Main responsibilities include project management, production of project deliverables on time and to budget. Scoping, leading and following up HAZID, HAZOP and constructability reviews. Preparation and management of, both Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Assessments, including application of dispersion, fire and / or explosion models, Safety Cases, FMECA techniques, risk ranking, EERA, ESSA, TRIA, SGIA
Other responsibilities include:
Identification of HSE requirements for a given project, planning and implementation of associated activities
Preparation of HSE Plan / Loss Prevention Philosophy document for the project(s).
Review of design documents and plans – across all disciplines – to ensure HSE compliance and to identify specific hazards
Preparation of Hazardous Area Schedules and layouts
Fire and gas detection equipment – philosophy, layout and specification
Loss prevention equipment – specification, layout and modelling (e.g. Pipenet)Minimum Requirements:
Degree in Chemical Engineering.
12-15 years experience in safety and risk within the oil & gas industry, of which at least 8 years must be as a client’s representative.
Able to develop/prepare HSE Plan / Loss Prevention Philosophy document.
Lead HAZID/HAZOP and constructability reviews
Able to prepare Hazardous Area Schedules and layouts
Preparation and management of both Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Assessments.
With knowledge in Fire & gas detection
We are seeking candidates with a background of working for a Consultancy and not an Operating Company
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