QUALIFICATIONS:

Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Engineering with relevant discipline from recognized university

• Master’s degree in relevant discipline will be an added advantage

  Knowledge / Experience (Skills):

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS (DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC):

• Knowledge of basic engineering processes
• Familiarity with international codes, standards and engineering practices
• Must be familiar with all aspects of design from concept to detailed design
• Technical analysis of engineering problems
• Knowledge of Loss prevention engineering practices and economic principles, calculation metHead of the Departments, and industry fire and safety codes, standards and specifications, such as NFPA, OSHA, EPA, API and COMAH.
• Knowledge and use of specific software such as PIPENET Sprinkler/Spray module, PHA-PRO-7, Shell FRED, PHAST, CIRRUS for Gas Dispersion or similar software. Knowledge in PHAST Risk for QRA studies and Fault Tree are desirable.
• Loss prevention / Fire protection engineering experience in areas such as:
• Process Safety Management
• Safety in plant designs
• Hazard identification
• Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis
• Consequence modeling
• Experience in HAZOP, SIL and HAZID
  

  LI-CJ

Key Engineering Role within the business to lead discipline performance on projects & to provide expert technical design leadership and design assurance on projects as required.