Process Safety Expert Ohio Region

Your Role:

The Life Science (LS) Process Safety Center of Excellence is a subset of the LS Global EHS team dedicated to business level implementation of process safety corporate governance programs. As part of this extended team, you will support one or more assigned sites with day-to-day Process Safety program implementation with reporting direction to the ISCO operation function.

The Regional Process Safety Expert will support 3 Ohio sites with day-to-day Process safety program implementation and will report to the Norwood GPO operations. They will participate on the Life Science Process Safety Center of Excellence—a subset of the LS Global EHS team responsible for the business level implementation of process safety corporate governance programs.

As the Process Safety Resource, you will be responsible for implementing process safety programs at MilliporeSigma sites in Norwood, Miamisburg, and Cleveland, Ohio based on regulation and corporate governance direction. This will involve travel between these sites as needed. Key tasks include:

• Develop compliance programs and site OPs for implementing process safety requirement
• Maintain the list of process safety related actions
• Prepare process safety deliverables for CapEx projects as outlined in corporate program. This includes completion of Process Hazard Reviews using HAZOP methodology and facilitating Pre-start up safety review
• Facilitate PHAs
• Conduct or request consequence modeling
• Provide technical expertise in one or more of the following areas:
  • Risk Assessment
  • Chemical Reactivity
  • Fire protection systems
  • Mechanical Integrity
• Liase with LS Process Safety CoE
• Participating in CoE meetings
• Actively participating in LS Business Process Safety program development (standards, tools)
• Attend and lead trainings
• Lead site PS initiatives developed by CoE

Physical Attributes:

• 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 safely work in an electrically classified area due to presence of flammable vapors or combustible dust

Who You Are:
 

Minimum Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Chemistry, or Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or other engineering discipline

AND

• 2+ years’ experience implementing process safety programs

Preferred Qualifications: 

• Demonstrated experience preparing and providing training on process safety topics
• Experience with quantitative consequence modeling; leading LOPA and SIL calculation, regulatory auditing of process safety programs, chemical reactivity assessments and knowledge of chemical processes and equipment, writing site standards around process safety management, applying process safety requirements at a project level
• Ability to develop working relationships with multiple site structures and prioritize tasks 
• Familiarity with the following chemical processes:
  • Distillation
  • Organic chemistry
  • Inorganic chemistry
  • Combustible Dusts
  • Use of volatile solvents
  • Cryogenic gasses
• Experience facilitating process hazard analyses

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