Derministic Safety Analyst

Your role

• Independently evaluates, selects and applies standard engineering techniques, procedures and criteria using judgement in making minor adaptations and modifications. Assignments have clear and specified objectives requiring investigation of a limited number of variables. Assignments normally include system and equipment design and development, design modification, investigation of design difficulties, test of materials, preparation of specifications, process study, cost estimating and preparation of reports, review of vendor's documentation, investigation of manufacturing and installation difficulties.
• May be assigned project engineering responsibilities on a technical or commercial endeavour of moderate scope. Work is limited in scope and generally related to DSA analysis (heat and mass transfer), although a knowledge of related fields of engineering and an appreciation of the impact of the work on other areas may be required.
• Knowledge of general system codes like CATHENA, TUF, GOTHIC, and CFD codes. Completed work is generally accepted as technically accurate and in compliance with policies and procedures and is reviewed for sound judgement and feasibility.
• Work objectives are specific and supervision is usually general; the details of the work are not normally closely supervised but this may vary with the assignment. Technical guidance is available to review work programs and advise on unusual features of the assignment.
• Supervision of other engineers is not a continuing responsibility at this level. However, the engineer's capabilities in this area may be tested at this level. May give technical guidance to Assistant Engineers I and II or support employees assigned on a common project.
• Normally required to plan, schedule and manage own time, including taking into account the plans of others.