One of my Surrey based clients has a need for a Principal Safety Consultant to work in the Oil and Gas/Renewable Energy industry. The person they are looking for must have a strong background in Technical/Process Safety working on upstream or downstream projects. Ideally you would have spent some of your time working with a consultancy and have a strong understanding of some of the following methods/skills: QRA, SIL, ALARP, FTA,HAZOPS, HAZIDS, Workshop Facilitation or Safety Cases. This role also requires someone who is comfortable managing others and leading projects. You must have strong communication skills and be able to liaise with external and internal teams/clients.

The projects you will be working on will range in size and value across the Oil and Gas sector as well as some very interesting and innovative Clean Energy schemes in Europe, Asia and Middle East.

The company has enjoyed a sustained period of growth and development over the past few years and is very confident this will continue for the next 3 - 5 years. They are a very supportive and friendly company who offer training, guidance and development at all levels. They are quickly becoming a centre of excellence for disciplines including: Technical Safety, Human Factors and CFD.

What they can offer:

Fair salary

Private health cover

Bonus

Good pension scheme

Professional, diverse and innovative working conditions

Vastly experienced support network

What they need:

Senior or Principal Consultant who has a depth of technical knowledge in Technical/Process Safety

Someone who has worked on UK Oil & Gas or Renewable Energy projects

Someone who lives or wants to work in Surrey

Senior or Principal Consultant who enjoys working in a professional and forward thinking business

Someone who has worked for a consultant, EPC or Operating company on FEED projects.

Someone who has experience with: Quantitative Risk Assessments, HAZOPs, ALARP or other numerical analysis.

Please note my client can only consider people who are currently eligible to work in the UK.