Description
Principal Safety Engineer
A Principal Safety Engineer is required by my client working within engineering and infrastructure. The Safety Engineer will support a study conducted by the MOD, producing and reviewing safety documentation and complete assessments.
Responsibilities
- To support MOD FSM ESO(S&E) in the production of a Whole Boat Fault Tree (WBFT) Feasibility Study to determine how the existing WBFT should be developed for use in the Shore Regime.
- To support MOD FSM ESO(S&E) in the production of a Maintenance Assurance Justification Strategy.
- To prepare and review safety documentation developed within the TLS Safety Team
- To support the conduct of safety analysis in support of shore regime activities
- To perform and/or verify deterministic assessments to support the development of shore regime safety functional requirements
- To attend meetings as directed by the TLS Safety HOD
- To facilitate stakeholder workshops covering the Shore Regime safety aspects
- To liaise with platform design and naval base infrastructure teams and to influence, where possible, design solutions such that residual risks in the shore regime are ALARP
- To work effectively in a dynamic design environment whilst adhering to work schedules and in locations (Barrow, Clyde, Derby, Devonport) which support the business and work requirements.
- To develop close working relationships with a wide range of stakeholders, including platform designers and naval base infrastructure teams to progress business and programme demands.
- To identify value for money' options through challenging the norm and suggesting innovative solutions.
- To develop a comprehensive understanding of, and clearly document, safety requirements that are to be applied to shore regime' operations.
The Safety Engineer will have the following qualifications, skills and experience:
- Qualified to Degree level in a recognised STEM discipline
- General experience of safety related engineering in a high hazard industry
- Significant experience in the conduct of safety analysis, ideally in a through life support environment, including carrying out failure, modes, effects and criticality analysis, fault tree analysis, etc. in support of probabilistic and deterministic safety assessment
- Experience in the development and management of fault schedules and the derivation of safety functional requirements
- Significant experience of authoring safety case claims, arguments and evidence to demonstrate how risks are being reduced and controlled
- Working understanding of naval base infrastructure and detailed understanding of submarine engineering.
- Able to liaise and deal with stakeholders at all levels confidently
- Proven track record of working on multiple tasks/projects in parallel
- Capable of becoming security cleared, or willing to undergo defence security clearance.
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