Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Senior Technical Safety Engineer

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Altrad are currently looking for an experienced Senior Technical Safety Engineer to join our engineering team.
This role will support clients across the energy, chemical, and high-hazard industries, delivering technical and process safety services throughout the project lifecycle, from concept and FEED through to EPC. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership, act as a trusted advisor to clients, and ensure the delivery of high-quality safety engineering solutions.
Key Deliverables
- Lead, facilitate and deliver technical safety studies including HAZID, HAZOP, LOPA, SIL assessments, QRA and Safety Case development.
- Prepare, review and approve technical safety reports, philosophies, specifications and other safety documentation.
- Perform and review consequence modelling (fire, explosion and dispersion) and quantitative risk assessments using industry-standard software such as DNV PHAST and SAFETI.
- Provide independent technical assurance and peer review of project deliverables.
- Ensure all technical safety deliverables are completed to the required quality standards, within budget and to agreed project schedules.
- Act as the primary technical safety interface with clients, building strong working relationships and ensuring high-quality service delivery.
- Represent Altrad as a subject matter expert during client meetings, workshops and regulatory engagements.
- Support business development through proposal preparation, technical presentations and thought leadership activities.
- Support Project Managers with planning, estimating and resourcing technical safety scopes of work.
- Promote consistency, quality and continuous improvement across technical safety deliverables.
- Apply relevant UK and international legislation, standards and industry best practice, including COMAH/Seveso and IEC 61508/61511.
- Maintain awareness of emerging safety technologies, methodologies and industry developments.
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- Degree qualified in Chemical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
- Minimum of 7 years' experience in Process/Technical Safety Engineering, preferably within a consultancy or engineering services environment.
- Demonstrable experience leading and facilitating HAZID, HAZOP, LOPA, SIL and other hazard and risk studies.
- Proficient in consequence modelling and risk assessment software such as DNV PHAST, SAFETI or equivalent.
- Strong understanding of COMAH/Seveso legislation, IEC 61508/61511 and recognised risk management methodologies.
- Proven ability to manage client relationships and contribute to business development activities.
- Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards professional registration is desirable.
- TÜV or recognised HAZOP/LOPA Leader certification is highly desirable.
- Experience of UK CDM Regulations and their application to engineering projects is advantageous.
- Experience supporting hydrogen, CCUS or wider energy transition projects is desirable.
- Excellent communication, facilitation and stakeholder management skills.
- Commercial awareness with an understanding of consultancy project delivery.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving and organisational skills with the ability to work independently and collaboratively.
- Committed to continuous improvement and promoting best practice in technical safety engineering.
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