Process Safety Engineer-Industrial Fire

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Jensen Hughes, a global leader in fire protection engineering since 1939, offers a broad portfolio that includes process safety, risk analysis, forensic investigations and emergency management. The company's Industrial Fire/Process Safety Engineer will join the Fire & Building Safety team to help global clients reduce chemical process and storage hazards, applying expertise in ATEX directives and HAZOP studies across diverse industries. The day‑to‑day work centers on evaluating industrial operations for fire and explosion risks, creating and implementing safety procedures, and providing technical input for fire‑ and gas‑detection strategies, gas dispersion modelling, hazard analysis and mitigation system design. The engineer will advise on facility modifications, ageing‑asset management and emerging energy‑transition risks such as hydrogen and battery storage, collaborate with engineers and surveyors on high‑stakes projects, conduct regular safety audits, and stay current with evolving regulations and standards. Participation in training, workshops and R&D initiatives to advance fire‑safety technologies is also expected. Candidates must hold a degree in fire protection, safety, chemical engineering or a related discipline and possess Professional Engineer status or an equivalent credential. At least five years of post‑graduate experience in fire safety engineering or process safety management, preferably in an industrial environment, is required, together with hands‑on experience conducting HAZOP studies. Desired certifications include ATEX and Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS) or similar. The role also calls for strong proficiency in fire‑safety engineering principles, risk‑assessment methods and safety‑management systems, complemented by analytical problem‑solving, clear communication and a collaborative approach. Meticulous attention to detail and adaptability to shifting regulations are essential. Jensen Hughes promotes a purpose‑driven culture that values integrity, technical excellence and teamwork. Employees benefit from mentorship, global employee networks, and opportunities for professional growth supported by innovative technologies. The position offers a chance to contribute to research and development that shapes the future of fire safety while working within a supportive, inclusive environment that champions diversity and responsible AI use in recruitment. What the role asks for: - Degree in fire protection, safety or chemical engineering - Professional Engineer status or equivalent - Minimum 5 years fire safety or process safety experience - Experience conducting HAZOP studies - ATEX certification (desired) - Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS) (desired) - Proficiency in fire safety engineering principles - Strong analytical and communication skills