Overview:

We are seeking a skilled Process Safety Engineer (Manufacturing) with SC clearance to join our team. As a Process Safety Engineer, you will be responsible for ensuring the safety and reliability of manufacturing processes through risk assessments, PFMEAs (Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis), and root cause analysis. Your expertise will play a critical role in identifying and mitigating potential hazards, maintaining compliance with safety regulations, and promoting a culture of safety within our manufacturing operations.

Responsibilities:

1. Conduct comprehensive risk assessments of manufacturing processes to identify potential hazards, assess risks, and prioritize safety measures.
2. Develop and implement PFMEAs to proactively identify process failures, assess their potential effects, and develop mitigation strategies.
3. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including production, engineering, and quality assurance, to incorporate safety considerations into manufacturing processes and workflows.
4. Perform root cause analysis of safety incidents, near misses, and process deviations to identify underlying causes and implement corrective actions.
5. Design and implement safety protocols, procedures, and controls to minimize risks and ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards.
6. Provide technical expertise and guidance on process safety issues, including hazardous materials handling, chemical reactions, and equipment safety.
7. Conduct safety audits and inspections of manufacturing facilities to identify potential hazards, evaluate safety practices, and recommend improvements.
8. Develop and deliver safety training programs for manufacturing personnel to enhance awareness, knowledge, and adherence to safety protocols.
9. Stay abreast of industry best practices, regulatory requirements, and emerging trends in process safety to continuously improve safety performance.
10. Collaborate with regulatory agencies, customers, and internal stakeholders to address safety-related inquiries, concerns, and requirements.