Safety Risk Engineering

Safety Risk engineers at Woodside come from various engineering disciplines and interface widely with other engineers and management to ensure safety is adequately considered in facility design.

This discipline provides an opportunity to gain breadth of experience, as well as strong communication and influencing skills. Safety Risk engineers support all phases of the asset lifecycle and have a key role in liaising with government regulatory authorities.

Your Experience

Ideal Safety and Risk engineering candidates have strong interpersonal, organisational and communication skills, and enjoy working with others in a team environment. They can foresee problems and are well-versed in all areas of safety. If you have a Bachelors or Masters degree in Engineering, Chemistry, Chemical, or a background in science, a career as a Safety Risk engineer may interest you.

Your Responsibilities

As a Safety Risk Engineer, your typical activities include:

• safety focused design workshops
• risk-based decision making
• safety system design
• fire, explosion, and gas dispersion analysis
• qualitative and quantitative risk assessments
• safety case development
• human factors engineering
• process safety performance management.

Interested in a career as a Safety Risk engineer with Woodside?

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