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Technical Safety and Environmental Engineer on an onshore FEED Project - Leatherhead (hybrid working)
Leatherhead, SurreyTechnical Safety and Environmental Engineer on an onshore FEED Project for an initial 12 month contract role that has an immediate start and a target limited company rate to man of circa £75.00 per hour. PLEASE ADVISE IF HIGHER RATE SOUGHT
Leatherhead. Hybrid working 3 days office, 2 days remote.
The role is likely to be outside IR35 but the final decision will be made after a Qdos assessment
Job Description
Lead a Project Technical Safety and Environmental Team to execute a 12 month FEED Project, at peak manpower loading the team will be 11 people. KOC Umm Niqa FEED is a heavy oil / sour service Project in Kuwait.
Work scope includes risk studies, loss prevention, noise and environmental. Must have a degree in Engineering, minimum 12 years total experience, minimum 8 years with oil, gas, petrochemical, and minimum 5 years in Technical Safety and Environment.
The development of heavy oil resources from the Umm Niqa Lower Fars (UNLF) formation in North Kuwait (NK) is an important strategic project for Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) to meet the KOC 2040 strategy. The FEED comprises heavy oil production facility (UNPF-2) with their utilities, auxiliaries, and product export pipelines networks and makeup Water pipeline.
Work scope includes risk studies, loss prevention, noise and environmental as follows:
Project FEED HSE Plan with HSE Activity Plan for Definition Stage, Review of HSE legal compliance requirements, HSE Philosophy Documents (e.g. F&G, HAC, FP, etc.), Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Assessment (EERA), Main Facility Siting, Detailed Layout Review, Confirmation of Siting & Layout Assessment, Detailed HAZID, Initial HAZOP, Initial SIL, Main QRA, Asset Integrity, Safety Critical Elements (SCE) and Performance Standards, Main FERA, Main Fire & Safety Review, ALARP Demonstration, Active/Passive FP, F&G Layout & C&E, Update Project HSE Risk Register, Update Project HSE Decision Register, SIMOPS, ESIA Scoping Report, Environmental & Social Impact Assessment Study (ESIAS) – (Category-A), Project Execution HSE Plan with HSE Activity Plan for Execution Stage, HSE Lessons Learned, PHSER 2
Leatherhead. Hybrid working 3 days office, 2 days remote.
The role is likely to be outside IR35 but the final decision will be made after a Qdos assessment
Job Description
Lead a Project Technical Safety and Environmental Team to execute a 12 month FEED Project, at peak manpower loading the team will be 11 people. KOC Umm Niqa FEED is a heavy oil / sour service Project in Kuwait.
Work scope includes risk studies, loss prevention, noise and environmental. Must have a degree in Engineering, minimum 12 years total experience, minimum 8 years with oil, gas, petrochemical, and minimum 5 years in Technical Safety and Environment.
The development of heavy oil resources from the Umm Niqa Lower Fars (UNLF) formation in North Kuwait (NK) is an important strategic project for Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) to meet the KOC 2040 strategy. The FEED comprises heavy oil production facility (UNPF-2) with their utilities, auxiliaries, and product export pipelines networks and makeup Water pipeline.
Work scope includes risk studies, loss prevention, noise and environmental as follows:
Project FEED HSE Plan with HSE Activity Plan for Definition Stage, Review of HSE legal compliance requirements, HSE Philosophy Documents (e.g. F&G, HAC, FP, etc.), Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Assessment (EERA), Main Facility Siting, Detailed Layout Review, Confirmation of Siting & Layout Assessment, Detailed HAZID, Initial HAZOP, Initial SIL, Main QRA, Asset Integrity, Safety Critical Elements (SCE) and Performance Standards, Main FERA, Main Fire & Safety Review, ALARP Demonstration, Active/Passive FP, F&G Layout & C&E, Update Project HSE Risk Register, Update Project HSE Decision Register, SIMOPS, ESIA Scoping Report, Environmental & Social Impact Assessment Study (ESIAS) – (Category-A), Project Execution HSE Plan with HSE Activity Plan for Execution Stage, HSE Lessons Learned, PHSER 2