Risk and Loss Prevention Engineer / Specialist II

Responsibilities:

Evaluate discipline engineering work against complex project specifications, international company standards, and local regulatory requirements. Execute comprehensive risk studies and consequence analyses, including advanced toxic gas dispersion modeling to predict and mitigate environmental and safety hazards. Formalize safety standards into documented company practices to ensure long-term operational consistency and compliance. Facilitate alignment across multi-disciplinary project teams and stakeholders by clearly communicating technical risk findings and mitigation strategies. Manage documentation and reporting processes to ensure all safety criteria are met within strict project timelines and high-pressure operational environments.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a closely related field with a dedicated focus on Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) and Loss Prevention. Minimum of 6–10 years of professional experience in risk and loss prevention engineering, specifically within the oil and gas industry. Comprehensive knowledge of industry design standards, international codes, and safety criteria, with the ability to interpret and apply them to complex engineering tasks. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office suite for technical documentation, data analysis, and professional reporting. Exceptional verbal and written English skills for effective technical and business communication with cross-functional teams. Proven ability to manage a heavy workload and adapt to shifting priorities while meeting rigorous project deadlines.

What We Offer:

Dedicated onsite workspace within a professional environment focused on industry-leading oil and gas recruitment. Opportunities for professional development through exposure to large-scale engineering projects and safety management systems. Stable contract engagement with a reputable organization in the energy sector.