Job Description

Assignment Description

Responsible for technical integrity input and assurance activities for all Technical Safety systems and equipment (domain) during the project development phase such as:

o Risk review participation (i.e., Concept Safety Analysis, HAZID, HAZOP, MOC, LOPA);

o Develop Safety Environmental Critical Element performance standards;

o Reviews of design and construction team\xe2\x80\x99s and contractor documentation (i.e., P&IDs, package specifications, F&G strategy, area classifications, lifesaving plan, safety strategy);

o Review safety and loss control requirements for Canada, within domain, and align with design team strategies and specifications;

o Participate in site assurance reviews and audits (i.e., Yards, OEMs, and engineering contractors);

o Participate in factory acceptance testing (package and sub-package level);

o Participate in the development of asset digital twin and lifecycle simulator/s;

o Contribute to the maintenance plan build;

o Contribute to sparing and obsolescence planning;

o Contribute to Operation strategies, plans and procedures development; and

o Contribute to Certification and Safety plan development.

• Represent the Client and support the project Operations in all external stakeholder engagements relating to the domain (i.e., Partner, Regulators, Class Society)

• Participate as a member of the mechanical completion and commissioning team and act as the technical integrity representative in the RFOC team, for described domain

• Develop the technical integrity inspection management plan for the described domain

• Act as a resource to the Client Operations team for the Client, regulatory and Classification Society requirements and design codes, for the described domain

• Contribute to Client\xe2\x80\x99s global professional network for Technical Safety. Act as strong link between the professional network and the Client Operations team

Qualifications Required

• Bachelor or Master of Engineering degree
• Professional Engineering designation from Professional Engineers and Geoscientist of Newfoundland and Labrador (or ability to obtain designation)
• 10 years (preferably the majority focused on floating offshore Oil and Gas assets)
• Operations experience centred on performance of technical barriers
• Good knowledge of tools and methods for Technical Safety systems and equipment design work
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Strong adaptable and team centric behaviours.
• High focus and commitment to personal and process safety.

Duration

2 years

Location

St. John\'s (home office), travel to international sites (as required)

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