• In accordance with EACOP’ policies and procedures, the Safety and Integrity Engineer is responsible to: • Provide effective technical support and troubleshooting capability to the overall EACOP’ scope for technological risk and integrity management • Monitor fits for purpose status of Critical Barriers and related SECE • Coordinate the SECE guarantor network • Technical integrity audits and verification of SECEs across all installations, ensuring that all findings having a potential major consequence are reviewed and classified as Major Integrity Threat and monitored as required. • Support and supervise all ORAs, RCAs and failure investigation on systems and equipment, as required • Coordinate with OSL the DGS resolution process • Provide support to ensure all safety studies (HAZID, HAZOP, HAZAN, TRA, FERA etc.) and design activities are completed according to EACOP requirements • Manage technical interfaces with project teams (Site modification) to ensure safety design harmonized and follows EACOP’ rules and standards • Act as a guarantor of risk analysis and safety engineering aspects related to site modifications • Provide timely and accurate reports to the Major Risks and Integrity Team Leader • Assist the Major Risks and Integrity Lead in Budget preparation, monthly updates • Development and Monitoring KPIs and provision of regular reporting for technical integrity and major risks • Co-ordinate and participate in periodic plant and equipment history reviews to maximize plant availability

• A relevant engineering degree preferably in Process Engineering, Safety Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering • Minimum 5 years of specific experience in Oil and Gas industry with experience covering operations, inspection and maintenance • Thorough understanding of Technological risks management process, Barriers models and their application • Knowledge of related standards / regulatory requirements: ISO31000, IEC61508, IEC61511 etc.