Allseas is a world-leading contractor in the offshore energy market, with dynamism, rapid progress and pioneering spirit at its core. We continuously develop new techniques and applications to stay ahead in an ever-changing industry.

For our Perth office we are seeking a Risk and Safety Engineer to help play a pivotal role in establishing our vessel safety cases. Help us identify and mitigate potential risks, ensuring the safety of our workforce and our assets. Your expertise will help drive a culture of safety excellence, impacting our organization's success.

The Risk and Safety Engineer’s role will contribute to Allseas’ systems and procedures to ensure regulatory compliance, adequacy of Allseas vessel Safety Cases, and assist in the safe operation of the vessel fleet.

About the role:

This is a broad-based role including all Allseas vessels and will be required to undertake the following:

Lead the review, revision and development of Allseas’ vessel Safety Cases in accordance with relevant legislative requirements.

Technical writing of safety cases in conjunction with other Allseas personnel

Management of consultants as necessary to assist in the development of safety cases

Conduct and coordinate Formal Safety Assessments (FSAs) studies, including Hazard Identification studies (HAZID), qualitative risk assessments, Safety Management Studies, in accordance with Allseas’ risk management framework, Safety Cases and legislative requirements.

Prepare, coordinate and conduct Technical Compliance audits in accordance with the Allseas’ audit framework, Safety Cases and legislative requirements.

Have input into the review and revision of the Allseas Safety Management System documentation.

Be the focal point for and liaise with relevant regulatory bodies, including NOPSEMA, State and Territory regulators as appropriate such as DMIRS, NT Worksafe and other stakeholders

Identify engineering controls and improvements following incidents, hazard reports and risk assessments in relation to safety case activities

Facilitate safety risk assessment studies and monitor actions to completion Supporting decision making to demonstrate ALARP

Compile reports summarising the overall ALARP demonstration

Contribute to the development of standards, procedures / processes, guidelines and training materials for the effective implementation of the Safety cases and

Monitor H&S statutory and system compliance requirements in relation to Safety case requirements

Location: Perth WA

Skills and experience to be successful in this role:

Proven knowledge concerning the development of Safety Cases for a range of facilities/industries (e.g. vessels, offshore/onshore facilities, subsea infrastructure, pipelines, diving, construction/installation).

Development of technical risk and safety studies such as Fire and Explosion Analysis (FEA).

Facilitate HAZID, ALARP and other risk assessment workshops.

Extensive knowledge of the structure, plant and equipment, operational realities, regulations and business drivers within the oil and gas, marine and related major hazard industries.

Tertiary qualifications in WHS, risk, process engineering, process safety management or related field Experience in ore processing or related industry

Knowledge of Australian and applicable international codes and standards as well as the applicable statutory requirements

Experience in working with large construction vessel (5,000 mt lifting capacity or more)

Safety in design engineering experience

Experience with definition and application of control measures and performance standards

Experience in delivery and facilitation of process safety studies

Master level education in either Chemistry or Mechanical Engineering

Excellent engagement skills across all business levels and with both staff and contractors

Background in risk facilitation and client facing role;

High attention to detail and good technical writing skills;

Advanced level of competency for all Microsoft Word and Excel and bow-tie software

Ability to rapidly learn and understand new software programs;

Self-motivation, time management skills, ability to work on multiple projects and deliver on schedule;

Ability to work in a small team environment;

Good communication skills; and

Australian citizen or Permanent Resident living in Perth region

Education requirement:

University Master level degree in either Chemistry or Mechanical Engineering