Career

Role Summary
The Process Engineer is responsible for reviewing and validating all process engineering
deliverables issued by the Engineering Company. The role ensures the proposed design is
technically sound, safe to operate, and aligned with refinery standards and operating
philosophy, and ensures that all engineering deliverables comply with process safety, fire
protection, and environmental requirements.

Key Responsibilities
• Review and approve the Design Basis Memorandum, including all assumptions, capacities, and operating cases.
• Review Process Flow Diagrams and verify heat and material balances.
• Review Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams to confirm correct process intent, isolation, venting, drainage, and safeguarding.
• Review process calculations, line lists, and process datasheets for major equipment.
• Review control philosophy, operating limits, and alarm set points.
• Participate in HAZID, HAZOP, LOPA, and SIL studies and verify closure of recommendations.
• Review vendor process documentation and technical deviations.
• Ensure interfaces with utilities, offsites, and downstream units are correctly addressed.
• Issue consolidated review comments and verify proper close-out.
• Confirm that the final design reflects refinery operational and safety requirements.
• Review hazardous area classification.
• Lead or participate in HAZID, HAZOP, LOPA, and SIL studies.
• Review relief systems, flare systems, and depressurization philosophy.
• Review fire and gas detection philosophy.
• Review active and passive fire protection systems.
• Ensure compliance with API, NFPA, OSHA, and applicable local HSE regulations.
• Track and verify closure of all safety-related actions.
• Ensure project risks are reduced to an acceptable level (ALARP).