Process Safety Engineer
About the role
Job Purpose
As a Process Safety Engineer you will provide process safety expertise across the Barnard Castle site, with responsibility for co-ordinating relevant activities to deliver the site’s process safety programme of improvement and ongoing management.
Key responsibilities (include.,):
- Provide process safety expertise at Barnard Castle site as Technical Authority.
- Plan, organise, direct and control activities concerning process safety including assessments, audits, development of solutions and regulatory compliance.
- Support the implementation of the site’s process safety improvement plan and meet site maturity model targets.
- Provide technical support in accordance with the requirements of relevant EHS legislation (in particular DSEAR), GSK Global Engineering Standards, GSK Global EHS policies; this includes relating to incidents, investigations and projects with process safety implications.
- Conduct Process Hazards Identification and Risk Assessment (such as HazID, What-If assessments, asphyxiation, HAC) for new and existing systems and processes.
- Plan, organise and control works, as well as ensure safe working practices are always employed, including CDM.
About You
Basic Qualifications / Skills
- Relevant engineering qualification (eg; Engineering degree) and/or relevant experience working in a Pharmaceutical or highly regulated industry (which includes Manufacturing Environments).
- Technical and operational knowledge of process safety.
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