We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Entry-Level Safety Systems Engineer who will support the design, implementation, and maintenance of instrumented safety systems such as Emergency Shutdown Systems (ESD), Fire & Gas Detection Systems (F&G), and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS). The role offers structured learning and exposure to functional safety standards, system testing, and regulatory compliance.
Learn about ESD, F&G, and SIS architecture and their role in plant safety.
Assist in preparing and reviewing documentation like Cause & Effect (C&E) diagrams, SIF loop lists, and safety function logic.
Support the preparation of technical drawings and safety reports under supervision.
Work with senior engineers to interpret P&IDs, loop diagrams, and wiring drawings related to safety functions.
Assist in collecting field data, tagging instruments, and verifying system design with engineering standards.
Support drafting of safety lifecycle documentation in line with IEC 61511 standards.
Participate in functional testing of ESD and F&G systems during FAT/SAT and commissioning stages.
Assist in loop checking and validation of safety interlocks in the field.
Observe and support the use of test tools like logic solvers, simulators, and HART devices.
Learn the basics of maintaining SIS components including safety PLCs, final control elements, and sensors.
Observe troubleshooting techniques and the use of diagnostics tools under supervision.
Record and report anomalies in safety-critical loops.
Receive training on SIL (Safety Integrity Level) concepts and risk reduction methods.
Understand the importance of compliance with international safety standards (IEC 61508 / IEC 61511).
Support internal safety audits, documentation reviews, and system validations.
Follow safety protocols at all times during plant visits or field work.
Attend toolbox talks, safety inductions, and HAZOP training sessions as part of onboarding.
Work collaboratively with cross-disciplinary teams (process, instrumentation, automation).
Basic understanding of control systems and instrumentation (PLC/DCS/SCADA).
Familiarity with safety concepts (interlocks, alarms, shutdowns).
Ability to read P&IDs and loop diagrams.
Willingness to work in field environments and follow safety regulations strictly.
Strong documentation, observation, and learning attitude.
Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Instrumentation, Electronics, Electrical, or Safety Engineering.
0–1 year experience (internships or academic projects in automation/safety preferred).
Knowledge of ISA/IEC standards is an advantage.
Strong communication and team collaboration skills.