IRC Risk and Safety: Always Looking to Employ Outstanding Performers

Careers Overview

	Want to procrastinate and stagnate or innovate and celebrate? IRC is always looking to employ outstanding performers who can contribute to our team and add value to our business. How to work at IRC: Obtain an engineering degree from a recognized university. Go through a rigorous hiring process. Working at IRC means: A journey of adventure with a great team. Tackling some of the toughest problems in the oil and gas, energy and mining industries. Developing innovative services and products that manage risk and protect people. Celebrating success. Recognition through a great benefits and compensation package. If you are interested in working for IRC please submit your resume to talent@irc-americas.com. Alternatively, give us a call at (713) 647-7929 or drop in for a chat at 10497 Town and County Way.

Values
	IRC has a very clear set of values that underpin all business activities, including our recruitment process. Great IRC people and team The right people, in the right positions, doing the right thing. Anticipate client and IRC people needs Strive to be one step ahead. Innovation and creative design Solving problems and creating value by implementing new ideas. Outstanding delivery Value, products and service; the right thing, the first time, on time. Celebrate success IRC people working smart, having fun and producing winning results.

Purpose and BHAG
	IRC is a privately owned safety, risk and environmental consultancy with head offices in Houston, Texas. Whilst relatively small, we aspire to great things for both ourself and our people. This is reflected in our 'Big Hairy Audacious Goal' (BHAG) and Purpose. BHAG To be a remarkable, exciting and inspiring company listed in the top 10 of the 'Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For'. Purpose A journey of adventure with a great team where opportunity, personal development and results are part of a balanced lifestyle.

IRC Employees enjoying a race with clients

Current Openings

	Risk and Safety Engineer

	Relevant Job Experience: 4 - 10 Years Salary/Wage: $85,000 to $110,000/year Location: Houston, TX Position Qualifations: Engineering degree from ABET accredited institution in the United States or from a top university abroad. Chemical (Process), Mechanical, Structural or Civil Engineering degrees are preferred. A master's degree will count towards experience, perhaps reducing the actual time to reach a level of seniority. An inner understanding of local offshore and onshore safety regulations and safety case requirements in Australia and U.K. is a plus. Candidate must have legal authorization to work in the U.S. on a full-time basis. Learn more here

	Principal Risk and Safety Consultant Transitioning to Technical Director

	Relevant Job Experience: 10+ Years Salary/Wage: $110,000 to $150,000/year Location: Houston, TX Position Qualifations: Engineering degree in Chemical (Process), Mechanical, Structural or Civil are preferred. An inner understanding of local offshore and onshore safety regulations and safety case requirements in Australia, U.S. and U.K. is a plus. Learn more here


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→ Accident and Incident Investigation
→ Building Siting Assessment
→ Concept Risk Assessment
→ Design and Operations Safety Case
→ Dropped Object Study
→ Escape, Temporary Refuge, Evacuation and Rescue Analysis (ETRER)
→ Explosion Assessment
→ Fire and Explosion Risk Analysis
→ Fire Risk Analysis (FRA)
→ Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP)
→ Hazard Identification Workshop (HAZID)
→ Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit (MODU) Safety Case
→ Monte Carlo Simulation
→ Passive Fire Protection Analysis
→ Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
→ Provision of Risk and Safety Engineering Support
→ Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA)
→ Risk and Safety Support
→ Safety Critical Elements Analysis
→ Ship Collision Analysis
→ Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS)

→ American Petroleum Institute
→ American Society of Safety Engineers
→ Center for Chemical Process Safety
→ Economist
→ Fire and Blast Information Group (FABIG)
→ International Association of Oil and Gas Producers
→ International Maritime Organization
→ Occupational Safety and Health Administration
→ Oil & Gas UK
→ National Fire Protection Association
→ National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority (NOPSA)
→ National Safety Council
→ The American Institute of Chemical Engineers
→ United Kingdom Health and Safety Executive
→ US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
→ US Environmental Protection Agency