Description

A Power Plant Safety Engineer ensures the safe operation of all activities within a power plant, focusing on identifying and mitigating risks to workers, equipment, and the environment. They are responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining safety protocols, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and industry standards. Their duties may include training employees on safety procedures, performing safety audits, and investigating incidents or near misses to prevent future occurrences.

When the accommodation and transportation are within the client’s scope, the Safety Engineer’s responsibilities may extend to ensuring that the housing and transportation provided for the workforce meet safety standards. This includes assessing the quality of accommodation facilities for workers, ensuring they comply with health and safety regulations, and confirming that transportation arrangements are safe and reliable. The Safety Engineer works closely with the client to monitor these areas and address any potential hazards that could affect the well-being of workers during their stay or commute.

In this role, the Safety Engineer is a key liaison between the power plant operations, workforce, and client, ensuring that safety is consistently prioritized throughout the project, both in the workplace and outside of it.