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Job Title
Solid and Hazardous Waste Specialist

Division
Environmental Engineering Div

Position Description
Saudi Aramco’s Environmental Protection Department (EPD) seeks a Hazardous Waste Specialist to join its Solid and Hazardous Waste Group. The main function of the department is to enhance Saudi Aramco’s environmental performance through providing technical environmental consultations, assuring compliance with environmental regulations and enhancing environmental awareness in the company and the community.

Minimum Requirements
- Master Degree in an Environmental Science or Environmental Engineering.
- Minimum 10 years of experience in solid and hazardous waste management.

Duties & Responsibilities

Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Provide high level technical consultations related to solid and hazardous waste management, hydrotest disposal, landfill design and operation, and environmental contamination assessment and management.

Provide technical consultations and solutions to operations/projects related to new treatment alternatives for waste management related to refining, gas operations, oil production operations and company communities.

Champion the development of waste management technologies, conversion of waste to beneficial uses and processes, and adapt existing technologies to company operations.

Support facility operations, assessing existing waste management contractors for compliance with Saudi Aramco requirements.

Update Saudi Aramco engineering standards, General Instructions and procedures, in compliance with the governmental agencies’ environmental regulations.

About Us
The Engineering & Project Management (E&PM) business line studies, plans and oversees the construction of the Company’s new facilities, including some of the biggest and most complex projects in the petroleum industry.

Recently, Saudi Aramco completed the largest capital program in its history that included new or expanded oil, gas and petrochemical facilities, raising maximum sustainable crude oil production capacity to 12 million barrels per day and significantly increasing gas production and processing capacities.

Among the recently completed projects was the largest crude oil increment in the history of the industry: Khurais, with a production capacity of 1.2 million barrels per day.

More challenges lie ahead, with a slate of new or expanded oil, gas, refining and petrochemical projects in the works. E&PM also manages the Company’s Research & Development Center where scientists investigate topics such as the desulfurization of crude oil, advanced fuel formulations for next generation combustion engines, and reservoir nano-scale robots (Resbots™) for injection into reservoirs to record their properties.

Req Number
E14-70026288