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Form of workProcess Engineer - PSM Compliance
Job Summary
The Process Safety Engineer will lead a team of technical writers (typically senior operators) in a collaborative effort to develop and maintain PSM and DOT compliant operating procedures and training materials. This position will be responsible for ensuring that the procedures are technically accurate, comply with PSM requirements, are easy to use, meet our formatting standards, and completed on schedule. This will require close collaboration with Operations, Engineering, Automation, Project Teams, and other stakeholders.
Responsibilities
• Identify, plan, and prioritize the development and maintenance of operating procedures.
• Collaborate on the development of team goals and objectives.
• Track, manage and communicate progress to stakeholders.
• Coordinate the overall effort to meet business objectives.
• Develop and maintain (as process owner) procedures and guidelines related to operating procedure document development.
• Consult with the PSM Technical Authority and Process Safety Technical Authority as necessary to maintain program alignment with CPAI Standards and Specifications.
• Promote consistent application of document templates and consistent document structure across procedures.
• Provide guidance to the technical writers as needed.
• Consult with the DOT Compliance Specialists as needed for operating procedure documentation guidance.
• Consult with the Facility Engineer and or PHA/Process Engineer to resolve any discrepancies between PHA info and operating procedures.
• Consult as necessary on the progress of approved PPR findings.
• Attend shutdown/ new equipment meetings as needed to gain early recognition of procedure update needs/ opportunities.
• Provide guidance on operating procedure menu page map layouts.
• Provide guidance on Certification Test question development and application as needed.
• Assist the Alarm Management Coordinator during the alarm rationalization process as necessary.
• Review the Executive Summary for the PHA Revalidation reports when issued to determine if there are changes that will impact operating procedures.
• Coordinate with the Alarm Management Coordinator to perform the annual audit for PHA Required Alarms and Operator Responses.
• Review and update information in the Consequence of Deviation document. Verify info aligns with the P&ID cause & effect tables.
• Validate with information from the PHA database as needed.
• Review and update technical information for the Startup after OSD document. Especially the OSD interlock logic information from the P&ID Cause & Effect Tables.
• Review and update the technical information for the Engineering Specifications section of the Equipment Description document.
• Extract information from SAP, equipment datasheets, and P&IDs as needed.
• Resolve discrepancies with the Facility Engineer, Discipline Engineer, or Maintenance Tech as needed.
• Review and update the ESD and Blowdown effects section for the Emergency Shutdown document.
Required Qualifications
• Minimum 1 years of experience with process safety
• Personal commitment to safety
• Ability and willingness to travel to Kuparuk or Alpine for overnight field site visits
Preferred Qualifications
• Degree in Chemical or Process Engineering
• Ability to work independently and on a multi-disciplinary team
• Previous participation in or leading of Hazops/risk reviews
• Experience developing SOLs
• Experience with SkillsNow software
• Strong understanding of PSM Management of Change processes
• Strong communication, interpersonal, teamwork and problem-solving skill
Job Summary
The Process Safety Engineer will lead a team of technical writers (typically senior operators) in a collaborative effort to develop and maintain PSM and DOT compliant operating procedures and training materials. This position will be responsible for ensuring that the procedures are technically accurate, comply with PSM requirements, are easy to use, meet our formatting standards, and completed on schedule. This will require close collaboration with Operations, Engineering, Automation, Project Teams, and other stakeholders.
Responsibilities
• Identify, plan, and prioritize the development and maintenance of operating procedures.
• Collaborate on the development of team goals and objectives.
• Track, manage and communicate progress to stakeholders.
• Coordinate the overall effort to meet business objectives.
• Develop and maintain (as process owner) procedures and guidelines related to operating procedure document development.
• Consult with the PSM Technical Authority and Process Safety Technical Authority as necessary to maintain program alignment with CPAI Standards and Specifications.
• Promote consistent application of document templates and consistent document structure across procedures.
• Provide guidance to the technical writers as needed.
• Consult with the DOT Compliance Specialists as needed for operating procedure documentation guidance.
• Consult with the Facility Engineer and or PHA/Process Engineer to resolve any discrepancies between PHA info and operating procedures.
• Consult as necessary on the progress of approved PPR findings.
• Attend shutdown/ new equipment meetings as needed to gain early recognition of procedure update needs/ opportunities.
• Provide guidance on operating procedure menu page map layouts.
• Provide guidance on Certification Test question development and application as needed.
• Assist the Alarm Management Coordinator during the alarm rationalization process as necessary.
• Review the Executive Summary for the PHA Revalidation reports when issued to determine if there are changes that will impact operating procedures.
• Coordinate with the Alarm Management Coordinator to perform the annual audit for PHA Required Alarms and Operator Responses.
• Review and update information in the Consequence of Deviation document. Verify info aligns with the P&ID cause & effect tables.
• Validate with information from the PHA database as needed.
• Review and update technical information for the Startup after OSD document. Especially the OSD interlock logic information from the P&ID Cause & Effect Tables.
• Review and update the technical information for the Engineering Specifications section of the Equipment Description document.
• Extract information from SAP, equipment datasheets, and P&IDs as needed.
• Resolve discrepancies with the Facility Engineer, Discipline Engineer, or Maintenance Tech as needed.
• Review and update the ESD and Blowdown effects section for the Emergency Shutdown document.
Required Qualifications
• Minimum 1 years of experience with process safety
• Personal commitment to safety
• Ability and willingness to travel to Kuparuk or Alpine for overnight field site visits
Preferred Qualifications
• Degree in Chemical or Process Engineering
• Ability to work independently and on a multi-disciplinary team
• Previous participation in or leading of Hazops/risk reviews
• Experience developing SOLs
• Experience with SkillsNow software
• Strong understanding of PSM Management of Change processes
• Strong communication, interpersonal, teamwork and problem-solving skill
