This is a key technical leadership position in assuring the business unit meets overall business goals and objectives in the areas of surface facilities performance and process safety.
This position is an Anchorage-based dedicated facility engineering resource responsible for support of a North Slope facility.
The partnership with Operations & Maintenance personnel is core to our philosophy of managing process safety. In addition, the combination of facility specific engineering and operational knowledge uniquely positions the Facility Engineer to effectively lead and/or inspire changes in the business unit.
This is a Safety Sensitive position.
Your responsibilities may include:
- Supporting HSE goals
- Providing technical guidance and slope/O&M perspective for projects/modifications and to design, engineering, and construction contractors.
- Leading the facility's process safety management including MOC, PHA and equipment integrity
- Taking on the project engineering (design, technical review, risk assessments, etc) of assigned scopes of work within Opex and Ops Managed Capital including site walkdowns as required
- Reporting on the progress of those facility projects which are under their primary accountability.
- Ensuring compliance with applicable industry codes and regulations and company standards and policies with the support of the company Technical Authorities
- Providing relief support for Site Facility Engineers on an occasional basis, as necessary
- Being available as O&M engineering contact for process or equipment upsets as required.
- Identifying, defining, and pursuing opportunities/projects to enhance facility performance in the areas of HSE, cost, and production.
- Providing leadership and strong advocacy for process and personal safety through participation in the facility and field safety processes when on site
- Performing Risk Assessments as required to comply with the HSE Management System
- This position is based in Anchorage, but routine (~15% of time) trips to Slope are expected.
Basic/Required:
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States as a U.S. citizen or national, or an alien admitted as a permanent resident, refugee or asylee.
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Engineering or foreign equivalent
- Current/valid driver's license
- 5+ years of oil and gas industry experience including gas/oil production, gathering, separation & processing, chemical processing, refining, or related experience.
- Willing and able (with or without reasonable accommodation) to travel 15% of the time on a yearly basis.
