Process Engineer Level II

About Worley

Worley is a global leader headquartered in Australia, specializing in energy, chemical, and resource sectors. We partner with clients to deliver engineering, consulting, procurement, and construction services throughout asset lifecycles, including operations and decommissioning. Utilizing vast industry experience and AI-driven solutions, we assist clients in managing complexity and advancing toward sustainable energy futures.

Core Responsibilities

• Assist in standardizing specifications for equipment, drawings, and documentation templates.
• Contribute to understanding and applying technical knowledge, legal mandates, and customer requirements in accordance with applicable laws.
• Apply local and global engineering standards to uphold technical quality.
• Support review processes including checks, peer reviews, and implementing feedback.
• Ensure adherence to recognized engineering practices for onshore and offshore process designs.
• Develop design specifications related to process engineering.
• Assist in managing project changes, coordinate corrective actions with project management regarding issues, staffing, scope adjustments, or progression impacts.
• Plan and oversee quality assurance activities, suggest improvements, and intervene when necessary.
• Provide technical advice within the discipline, collaborate with project teams, and consult key resources as needed.
• Manage design review and approvals concerning client requirements and interfaces.
• Draft the process Scope of Work (SoW) and obtain approval from senior management.
• Estimate required man-hours for process tasks using established norms.
• Ensure all outputs are reviewed and approved before release.

Quality Assurance

• Operate within the established Quality Assurance frameworks and guidelines.

Safety Obligations

• Maintain personal safety and comply with Occupational Health & Safety protocols.
• Implement Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) best practices in design, emphasizing process safety.

Required Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from an accredited institution.
• Mandatory Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) engineering accreditation or willingness to obtain it during probation.
• Chartered Professional Engineer status or pursuing it considered advantageous.
• Proven process engineering experience in oil and gas sectors, specifically for both offshore and onshore projects.
• Experience in multidisciplinary engineering projects and teams within similar industries.
• Strong understanding of discipline design and engineering with diverse exposure to various areas.
• Hands-on experience with simulation and hydraulic processes.

Our Commitment

We foster a value-driven culture focused on inclusivity, connection, and innovation. Our environment empowers everyone to bring their authentic selves, be respected, and contribute meaningfully. We actively invest in reskilling and leveraging transferable skills to support workforce transitions towards low-carbon energy technologies and infrastructure. We encourage career growth in various directions, providing pathways to explore diversified opportunities and participate in driving sustainable progress.