Permit Writer

Job Description

The Permit Writer is a team member of the Maintenance and Turnaround Planning organization within the Chevron ENGINE Center and is responsible for drafting permits for Maintenance and TAR asset teams within Chevron s LNG facilities. This role is critical for ensuring that permits are developed in accordance with Chevron practices with proper documentation to ensure the safe execution of work. Key responsibilities: Drafts permits using the electronic Control of Work (eCoW) system Works with Permit Requesters to get permits through site validation, approval, and execution processes Leverages Chevron Control of Work - Work Authorisation Manual to ensure permits shall are drafted per company policy Works with Operations and Engineering groups to identify, gather, and attach the required supporting documentation based on planned scopes of work, examples include Isolation Confirmation Certificates (ICC) and Bypass Critical Protection Certificates (BCP) Required attachments including marked up diagrams, purpose of the equipment being bypassed, the reason for the bypass, alternative means of protection, and a Level 2 Hazard Analysis. Required Qualifications: Degree in relevant Engineering or Maintenance Discipline Experienced operations (maintenance or production) background Deep knowledge in maintenance and production planning and permitry Experience working with control of work or permit to work systems and the preparation of permitry in Refineries and/or LNG facilities Demonstrated knowledge and experience with Maintenance Work Management process which involves work prioritization, planning, estimating, scheduling, executing, and closing out maintenance work Preferred Qualifications: 5+ years of field experience supporting the planning and execution of maintenance activities in a complex processing facility Prior Maintenance Planning experience in Refineries and/or LNG facilities Proficient in Excel, JDE, SAP, Prometheus, Primavera P6 Prior experience using Permit Vision or other electronic Control of Work systems Demonstrated track-record of proactively identifying solutions to problems before they arise and developing contingency plans Chevron ENGINE supports global operations, supporting business requirements across the world. Accordingly, the work hours for employees will be aligned to support business requirements. The standard work week will be Monday to Friday. Working hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm or 1.30pm to 10.30pm.