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Lead onshore Safety & Environment engineer
IOTA GROUP is an international engineering and services company supporting major players in the energy, oil & gas, infrastructure, and industrial sectors. We provide technical expertise and project support through experienced consultants across complex international environments. We are currently looking for a Lead onshore Safety & Environment engineer to support a major Oil & Gas project, with an initial assignment in Beijing, China, followed by a relocation to Baku, Azerbaijan. Lead the Safety & Environment engineering discipline throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure the development and delivery of a robust, coherent and traceable Safety & Environment engineering design. Ensure that the design is fit for purpose and suitable for procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation, commissioning and safe operation. Ensure compliance with the Project Basis of Design, Scope of Requirements, project specifications, applicable standards and regulations. Review and validate Safety & Environment studies prepared by contractors and third-party consultants. Identify major hazards and ensure that risks are adequately assessed and reduced to ALARP . Review and provide technical input to studies including, but not limited to: Fire and Explosion Risk Analysis Formal Safety Assessments Safety Critical Elements and Performance Standards Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Analysis Gas Dispersion Studies Radiation Studies Explosion Overpressure Studies Hazardous Area Classification Fire & Gas systems and Cause & Effect Safety philosophies and concepts Blast and layout studies Engineering Coordination Coordinate Safety & Environment engineering activities with all relevant engineering disciplines. Ensure effective integration of Safety requirements into the overall project design. Participate in HAZID, HAZOP, SIL, constructability reviews, model reviews and other technical workshops. Identify technical risks, execution risks, deviations and scope changes within the Safety & Enviro