Conduct comprehensive risk studies and complex consequence analyses, specifically focusing on toxic gas dispersion modeling to determine safety boundaries.
Develop and enforce discipline-specific design standards, technical specifications, and safety codes to ensure full compliance with international regulatory frameworks.
Lead the technical review of project designs to identify potential safety gaps and implement preventative measures in alignment with EHS protocols.
Manage all technical correspondence regarding loss prevention and safety criteria, providing clear and actionable updates to internal and external stakeholders.
Facilitate risk-based decision-making sessions to effectively handle heavy workloads and shifting project priorities within tight, non-negotiable timelines.
Utilize advanced software and Microsoft Office tools to document hazard registers and safety audit reports for ongoing industrial operations.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline or equivalent combination of formal professional training and experience.
Minimum of 6–10 years of dedicated professional experience in Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) and Loss Prevention within the oil and gas sector.
Demonstrated expertise in interpreting and applying discipline-specific engineering design standards, codes, and safety criteria.
Proven ability to perform complex risk modeling and data analysis, with a focus on delivering high-accuracy safety evaluations.
Excellent communication and facilitation skills, capable of managing technical stakeholders and high-pressure project environments.
This is an onsite role based in Nigeria with no travel requirements; candidates must be available to work from the office location.
