3 Risk Studies Jobs

As a Process Engineer in Upstream Oil & Gas / Refinery process plant, you will be responsible for preparing and reviewing various technical documents such as PFD, P&ID, Heat and Mass Balance calculations, Flare Load calculations, flare sys design, Fuel gas network study, CW network study, and air pollutants control. You will also play a key role in the preparation of process parameters in Equipment datasheets and actively participate in the development of HAZID, PSSR, HAZOP, SOP, and Process Safety Time calculation. Your role will involve conducting risk studies and brainstorming on Process units to analyze consequences and safeguards based on the nature of Risk and associated response systems. Additionally, you will be responsible for the analysis, optimization, and troubleshooting of Oil & Gas process plant equipment and machines, as well as preparing and reviewing Process datasheets of equipment such as Separators, Heat exchangers, sizing of PSVs, and Control Valves. You will also be involved in developing Standard Operating Procedures, testing, and commissioning of Process Plants, including Hydrostatic test, Pneumatic test, chemical cleaning, and their method statements. Your expertise will be required in understanding the requirements and types of Insulation and associated process calculations. Moreover, you will execute various debottlenecking projects and expansion studies, as well as participate in MOC studies and provide recommendations. To be successful in this role, you must hold a degree in Chemical Engineering or equivalent and have 2-5 years of experience with upstream/refining technology or similar chemical engineering process background. A good understanding of process unit operations, process calculations, heat exchanger principles, distillation principles, fluid flow principles, and reaction principles is desirable. Working experience with HYSYS and HTRI will be an advantage. Strong technical communication skills are essential for effective collaboration with unit engineers to understand their issues and problems and communicate solutions efficiently.,

As a Technology Officer in the Central span of the Technology Vertical team, reporting to the Technology Manager, your primary role will involve collecting input data necessary for basic engineering, preparing process design deliverables for new projects, performing engineering calculations and process simulations, as well as studying and preparing tabulations for various design options. Key Roles & Responsibilities: - Creation of Design Bases, PFDs, P&IDs, and Plant layouts for new projects - Support calculations and generation of mass balance and Energy Balance Tabulations - Assistance in calculations for equipment sizes and generation of Equipment Process Datasheets, Instrument Process Datasheets - Development of interlock descriptions and Relief loads summaries - Compilation of Equipment List, Line List, Instrument List, and Utility Consumption Summary tabulations - Involvement in risk studies like HAZOP, SIL, consequence analysis in coordination with Risk Management Leader - Calculation and determination of OPEX figures post Basic Engineering - Floating enquiries for equipment and preparation of technical bid tabulations - Assisting the Project group in detailed engineering - Support in commissioning the project - Ensuring all design and safety aspects are comprehensively captured in basic engineering - Interaction with Pilot & Technology Development group for discussions on TTD - Maintenance of design documents as per guidelines and preparation of their handover for project execution - Support the Technology Manager in Design Standards & Manual Creation - Participation in Pre-startup safety reviews before plant startup - Creation of an atmosphere in the team to promote the values and culture of the company. Demonstrating leadership in showcasing the culture of the organization. Job Specification: - Experience: 2-6 years of project experience from concept to commissioning - Qualification: B.E. Chemical Join us in this challenging yet rewarding role where you will play a crucial part in the success of our projects and contribute to the growth and development of the team and organization as a whole.,

About The Position The Flare and Relief Engineer is part of the Project Designs Engineering team within the Chevron ENGINE Center and provides flare and relief (overpressure protection) technical support to MCPs (Major Capital Projects) and BUs (Business Units) across the Enterprise. The focus of this role is on accelerating process safety safeguard verification and capability across the enterprise to enable BU self-assurance in the future. Key Responsibilities Provide technical fire and relief expertise to maintain safe and reliable operations. Utilize analytical tools such as Pro II, and iPRSMS PSPPM to analyze plant operation and overpressure scenarios. Support Process Safety Management concepts and principles such as PHA and LOPA Performing MOC evaluations for changes that impact relief protection. Participate as a member of the Process Safety Safeguard Assurance Field Team. Participate as SME in risk studies. It is anticipated that domestic or international travel will be required. Required Qualifications Bachelors degree in a related engineering discipline (mechanical, chemical, etc.) (B.E./B.Tech.) from a deemed/recognized (AICTE) university Familiarity with modeling software used by the flare & relief team such as iPRSM, HYSYS, Pro/II, FlareSim or equivalent Preferred Qualifications 5-10 years of experience in an engineering execution or consultant role within offshore, complex or LNG facilities. Knowledge in chemical engineering fundamentals of mass transfer/distillation, heat transfer, fluid dynamics, process control and kinetics; especially as it relates to overpressure protection (flare and relief) Knowledge and experience in Process Engineering in complex process facilities, possibly through operation support engineering assignments or process design work 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. Chevron participates in E-Verify in certain locations as required by law.,