HULL and LQ Technical/Process Safety Engineer (China) #O&G1

Bureau Veritas · Gendalo Gendang, Indonesia · On site · 10 days ago

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Posted October 05, 2026 · Read from Bureau Veritas
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Qualification:

a) Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field. A Master's degree or additional certifications in process safety or project management can be advantageous

b) 10 years of experience in process safety engineering within the offshore oil and gas industry.

c) Extensive experience with oil and gas projects, particularly focusing on hull and living quarters safety systems

d) Proficiency in process safety management systems and regulations.

e) Experience with safety analysis techniques such as HAZOP, HAZID, LOPA, and SIL

f) Knowledge of safety standards and guidelines (e.g., API, OSHA, ISO) related to hull and living quarters

g) Familiarity with risk assessment and management for offshore structures

Employer
Bureau Veritas
Location
Gendalo Gendang, Indonesia · On site