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As a Technical Professional in Engineering Safety at KBR's Sustainable Technology Solutions (STS) group, you will play a crucial role in supporting the multi-billion-dollar Plaquemines project, which involves the development of a Liquid Natural Gas export facility with a capacity of up to 20 million metric tonnes per year. Under direct supervision, you will evaluate, select, and apply standard engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria, making minor adaptations and modifications as needed. Your work will impact cost containment, efficiency, profitability, and operations. Your responsibilities will include having over 10 years of experience in HSE Engineering within the Oil & Gas industry, with a deep understanding of Oil & Gas facilities, regulatory codes, and standards. You will be involved in developing and implementing Design Safety Philosophies, HSE Plans, and specifications for fire protection systems. Additionally, you will participate in Process Hazard reviews, analysis, and Third-Party Studies coordination. You will independently analyze and design Active and Passive Fire Protection systems, prepare Hazardous Area Classification documentation, and execute calculations for fire water demand. Proficiency in design software and the ability to lead and manage a team of designers and junior engineers assigned to projects will be essential. To qualify for this role, you must have a Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering or a related field, over 10 years of HSE Engineering experience, and proven experience in design projects for offshore and onshore facilities. Proficiency in software like PIPENET Vision, Flaresim, and DNV PHAST is highly advantageous. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work in collaborative, team-oriented environments are also required. If you are looking to belong, connect, and grow in a dynamic environment, consider joining KBR as a Technical Professional in Engineering Safety.,

The Principal Electrical Engineer plays a crucial role in interpreting internal or external business issues and recommending best practices. You will be tasked with solving complex Electrical-related problems independently with minimal guidance. Leading functional teams or projects and being recognized as a specialist in the field of Electrical are key responsibilities. You must possess in-depth expertise in Electrical along with broad knowledge of the Electrical discipline within the Engineering function. Our ingenuity drives daily life, forging trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to bring innovative ideas to fruition. From laying subsea infrastructure deep below sea level to designing offshore wind infrastructure, we are at the forefront of the energy transition with a global team of over 30,000 bright minds. Key responsibilities include becoming fully familiar with project scope, specifications, and schedules, identifying concerns early, and addressing issues proactively. You will collaborate with various disciplines to develop clash-free designs, interface with different departments for input, and maintain close coordination with engineering disciplines and project teams. Documenting communications, preparing estimates, and ensuring compliance with specifications are essential tasks. As a Principal Electrical Engineer, you will provide technical direction to Designers, review and approve design reports and procedures, and assist in procurement activities. Supervising and guiding assigned engineers, coordinating with Lead Designers, and ensuring engineering integrity within the assigned work area are critical responsibilities. Monitoring costs, participating in standards development, and providing training to staff are also part of the role. In addition, you will review and approve various design deliverables related to Electrical equipment and systems, participate in inspections and FAT, and provide technical assistance during pre-commissioning and start-up. Coordinating with vendors, reviewing equipment lists, and participating in key discipline deliverable approvals are key responsibilities. When acting as Lead Engineer, additional tasks include acting as the project-based Discipline point of contact, preparing bids and project budgets, and leading the Discipline team during project audits. Reporting to the Project Lead Engineer, Project Engineering Manager, or Project Manager, and liaising with various stakeholders, the Principal Electrical Engineer must have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering with at least 18 years of experience in oil and gas. Detailed knowledge of design techniques, analysis methods, project coordination, and execution skills are essential qualifications. Strong communication and presentation skills along with the ability to ensure the quality of design deliverables are also required for this role.,

Job Purpose: To ensure compliance with ATEX workplace directives and related explosive atmosphere standards across petrochemical, chemical, and oil & gas operations. The ATEX Expert will assess, design, and guide implementation of explosion protection strategies, ensuring safe operations in hazardous areas. Key Responsibilities: Ensure compliance with ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU and Directive 1999/92/EC across all hazardous zones. Perform hazardous area classification (HAC) and zoning based on IEC/EN standards. Evaluate and select ATEX-certified electrical and non-electrical equipment for use in Zone 0, Zone 1, and Zone 2. Conduct risk assessments, ignition source identification , and explosion protection document (EPD) preparation. Support HAZOP, HAZID, and SIL studies from an ATEX and explosion safety perspective. Coordinate inspection, maintenance, and certification of ATEX equipment as per IEC 60079 series standards. Provide technical training and awareness to internal teams on ATEX principles and equipment usage. Liaise with Notified Bodies , certification agencies, and vendors regarding ATEX conformity and documentation. Support engineering teams during project design, construction, and commissioning phases to ensure ATEX compliance. Develop and maintain internal ATEX compliance audit programs and monitor corrective actions. Qualifications & Experience: Minimum 8 years of experience in petrochemical, chemical, or oil & gas industries handling ATEX responsibilities. Bachelors / Masters degree in Electrical / Mechanical / Chemical Engineering or relevant discipline. ATEX / IECEx certification (CompEx, TV, or equivalent) preferred. Strong knowledge of IEC 60079 , EN 1127 , and other related explosion protection standards. Machinery safety and consumer products Risk assessment (EN 12100) Functional safety of machines (EN 13849 series) Conducting Hazardous Area Classification study, Explosion Risk Assessment and preparing Explosion Protection Document in accordance with ATEX workplace directive Performing design reviews and on-site inspections for ATEX and Machinery