Sr. Engineer - Process Safety & AMOC

Posting End Date:

May 30, 2024

Employee Type:

Regular-Full time

Union/Non:

This is a non-union position

Are you a Sr. Engineer who is looking to play a key role in day-to-day process safety? Do you value and implement safety and reliability in your work? If so, this opportunity is for you! Enbridge is looking for a Process Safety & Asset Management of Change Sr. Engineer who will be responsible for leading compliance efforts with Process Safety Management (PSM) policies and procedures for the assigned operating region, taking charge of implementation and coordination.

Here’s what you will do:

Process Hazard Analysis

• Facilitate or oversee the execution of Process Hazard Analyses (PHAs) for assigned operating region, as required for baseline PHAs, projects and AMOCs.

• Qualitatively analyze and evaluate a wide range of PHA scenarios affecting financial, safety, operational reliability, environmental and reputational receptors using the 7x7 Operational Risk Matrix.

• Collaborate with subject matter experts and decision-makers to make recommendations for additional safeguards based on PHA results.

• Collaborate with Risk Engineers in Risk Management department to quantitatively assess potential risk reduction and support risk treatment decisions as required.

Process Safety Information & Audits

• Conduct periodic Process Safety Information (PSI) audits to ensure documents and drawings are being maintained per the GTM PSI Standard.

• Conduct periodic internal PSM audits for PSM regulated facilities, as well as other GTM facilities, in accordance with GTM PSI standard regulated facilities to ensure adherence to PSM policies and procedures (3-year comprehensive audit and annual file audit).

• Coordinate efforts during external PSM audits, taking role of PSM subject matter expert to support assigned operating areas and GTM IMS elements or programs during audit.

• Support assigned operating areas in addressing deficiencies found during PSI and PSM audits.

Asset-Management of Change 

• Ensure asset related changes are effectively managed by facilitating the Asset Management of Change (AMOC) process for the assigned operating region.

• Support the assigned operating region in planning and completing changes through the Asset-Management of Change process.

• Participate as requested in Pre-Startup Safety Reviews to verify all requirements in the MOC have been completed.

• Support the workforce in use of the AMOC application (Maximo), with a strong focus on user support and satisfaction.

Process Safety Event Investigation

• Lead incident investigations or serve as Process Safety Subject Matter Expert for significant process safety incidents in assigned operating area.

• Work cooperatively with area operations to collect evidence, interview personnel, and apply root cause analysis methodologies such as SCAT, 5 Whys, Fault Trees, etc.

• Write reports and make corrective action recommendations to decision-makers based on findings, including development of High Value Learning Events.

• Present lessons learned to GTM and Corporate stakeholders.

Leadership

• Lead the continual improvement of PSM processes and methodologies. Work with contacts in other teams to drive improvements in interfacing processes.

• Provide training related to updates in the PSM Program resulting from deficiencies found through various reviews and audits, and major changes to program related services, systems, and processes.

• Communicate with operating region management, field, and engineering employees with clear, timely, and objective information, technical support, and advice regarding Process Safety best practices.

• Coach, mentor and motivate colleagues in PSM team. Assign, check and approve work of others in the PSM team based on area of specialization.

Who you are:

• You have:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering with 6+ years of directly relevant energy industry work experience.

  • Experience with Process Hazard Analysis techniques, particularly HAZOP, FMEA and What-If studies.

  • Proficiency with quantitative and semi-quantitative Risk Assessments, including an understanding of techniques like LOPA and FTA/ ETA.

  • Ability of interpret technical documentation such as Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams, Standard Operating Procedures, Shutdown Keys, and control narrative etc.

  • Pipeline and/or plant operations work experience.

  • Knowledge of OSHA 1910.119, CSA Z767, CSA Z260, ISO 3