TUV Functional Safety Engineer | SIL (Safety Integrity Level) Studies

• Study company contractual requirements and instrumentation scope boundaries and responsible for management of change within scope of work for instrumentation department.
• Guide the team to implement work processes, procedures, and quality policy in the project.
• Modeling any new SIFs along with IL-calculations.
• Entering test intervals in maintenance systems, and writing/updating test procedures.
• Developing the SRS.
• Preparation/checking of SIL assessment report for Methanol, Hydrogen, Ammonia, renewable fuel technologies, SIL Verification report review.
• Outlining testing requirements and frequencies.
• Collect vendor data and analyze records to determine instrument failure rates, availability, failure modes identification and cost analysis for different instrument configurations.
• Review of Quotations, preparation of Technical Questionnaire.
• Manage instrument engineering technical interfaces with equipment and package suppliers for assigned areas to ensure compliance with technical requirements.
• Participation in Hazard Operability (HAZOP) reviews and Safety Integrity Level (SIL) assessment study in line with industry standards, regulatory requirements IEC61508 and IEC61511.
• Finalization of Guidelines and specification for Package Vendor Instrument deliverables.
• Should have handled packages (Oil & Gas) like Flare Package, Cooling Towers, Centrifugal Pumps, Desalter Package, Fired Heaters, burner management system, Reactors, ID-FD Fans, Compressors, PSA, custody metering skids, etc.
• Handle custody transfer metering skids engineering, fabrication along with Vendor interface.
• Responsible for technical integrity of all Instrument Engineering Design activities deliverables for work performed by team members through project lifecycle phases and for compliance to project specific performance, quality and HSE requirements relevant to scope of work.
• Conducts Hazard & Risk Assessment, allocation of safety requirements to the SIS, functional safety requirements
• Responsible for proper delegation of work and for mentoring, guiding, and training of team members.
• Updating all SIFs.
• Represent instrument discipline in meetings, workshops and technical reviews that relate to instrument engineering.
• Responsible to provide timely recommendations to resolve high priority issues and support by fast paced resolution of Instrument related queries.
• Handle Machinery control system, vibration monitoring system from Bentley Nevada.

Experience : 10 - 20 Years

Should have experience with Functional Safety involving

Work Experience

Mandatory Certifications

Software Skills Preferred

• Use of PFDavg, Risk Reduction Factor
• Experience in installation, commissioning, and maintenance of Control system (Emerson Delta V DCS, ESD & FGS, Honeywell HC900 Safety PLC, Honeywell Safety Manager, ML-200 PLC, Rockwell Advance, Schneider electric Foxboro DCS), VMS (Meggitt VM 600) TFMS (Honeywell Enraf), CCTV (Honeywell HUS & Maxpro), ACS, FAP (Simplex & ESSER) and Terminal Automation system.
• HAZOP-LOPA review and safety instrumented function list generation, along with risk-reduction factors required, and delivered.
• SIL Determination
• SPI In tools
• Understanding and including the impact of equipment sparing, redundancy, reliability, availability, maintainability, and maintenance cost in support of Operations Excellence and Capital efficiency in planning and design phase.
• Use of Failure Modes, Effects and Diagnostic Analysis (FMEDA)
• Shall be a TUV Rheinland Certified Functional Safety Engineer with minimum of 5+ years of utilizing certification experience.
• Instrumentation and Controls Engineer with 8+ years’ experience in Oil and Gas Industry (Upstream Oil and Gas / Downstream Refinery Units)
• IES 3
• SPI Intools

• Safety Lifecycle Management
• Smart Plant Review