Consequence Analysis Leader (Life Science Process Safety Center of Excellence)

About the positionResponsibilities• Developing and delivering internal business-level training programs for PHA Facilitation, Facility Siting Facilitation, LOPA completion, SIL Calculation, Quantitative Consequence Analysis for hazardous releases, and Hazardous Enclosure Assessment. • Serving as a subject matter expert and individual contributor to incident investigations, LOPA, SIL, and other QCA. • Developing relationships with third-party consultants. • Developing Life Science best practices for performing evaluations, including documentation of basis and assumptions used.Requirements• B.S. in Engineering or related field. • 5+ years of experience with responsibility for implementing process safety programs at a site or business level, with working knowledge of global Process Safety regulatory programs (e.g., OSHA PSM, Seveso III, COMAH, AQ/T 3034-2022). • Experience facilitating PHAs using HAZOP methodology (preference for experience using PHAWorks). • Experience completing quantitative consequence analysis models with the ability to generally describe programs or tools previously used (e.g., PHAST, ALOHA, HYSYS).• Demonstrated history of delivering technical and awareness training on consequence analysis-related topics. • Ability to travel domestically and internationally to support site programs as needed. (Anticipated Nice-to-haves• Experience managing process safety programs, with a preference for those with experience building and implementing programs. • Experience performing LOPA and SIL calculations based on industry RAGAGEPs. • Experience facilitating DHAs per industry RAGAGEPs. • Experience building consequence analysis modeling tools based on standards and engineering principles.• Ability to build professional relationships with various levels of leadership and site management through digital and in-person platforms. • Proven track record of working in large matrix organizational environments with various stakeholders. • Excellent oral and written communication skills, including presentation and meeting management skills. • Experience in one or more of the following chemical manufacturing disciplines: solvents, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, biologics. • Ability to don standard plant PPE, including but not limited to head, eye, hand, body, and foot protection for an 8-hour shift.• Ability to work in electrically classified areas if/when necessary. Benefits• health insurance• paid time off (PTO)• retirement contributions Apply tot his job