Technical Safety Engineer, Surrey
My client, a systems and engineering technology consultancy is looking for a motivated and experienced Technical Safety Engineer to be based in their Surrey office. In this role the successful candidate will deliver high quality technical analysis of flow and process systems' concepts and designs along with analysing and understanding challenges with existing plant and defining roadmaps for corrective actions. You will also be managing projects in accordance with ISO-9001 accredited processes and acting as technical lead

The successful candidate will have:
*Understanding of practical thermo-fluid mechanics, gained from a Master's Degree in Engineering, a PhD, or a similar level of training, to perform fluids and thermal hand calculations, system level flow assurance assessments and detailed fluids and thermal analysis.
*Experience in delivering consequence analysis to support qualitative risk assessment processes, using proportionate analysis work to justify the safety of plant, and recommend design solutions.
*Experience to address technical challenges in fluid flow and heat transfer and developing proportionate, appropriate, and credible solutions. Delivering solutions in low carbon energy, for example in the hydrogen or nuclear industries.
Other beneficial but not essential experience includes:
*Experience of using detailed modelling approaches such as computational fluid dynamics to understand complex flow fields and heat transfer.
*Experience of supporting fluid process system design processes, including supporting activities such as developing requirements and design substantiation that feed into the overall safety justification of plant.
*Achieved, or close to achieving chartered engineer status, and/or professional process safety engineer status
The ideal candidate must be highly proactive and results focused with the ability to influence others within the team. They need to have a proven ability to achieve business' targets and possess strong technical problem-solving skill. A self-motivated individual who is able to work both individually and as part of a team.
Technical Safety Engineer, Surrey