Kristy Chong
About Kristy Chong
Kristy Chong is a Technical Safety & Risk Engineer at Chevron, specializing in safety assessments and project management in the oil and gas industry.
Company
Kristy Chong is currently employed by Chevron as a Technical Safety & Risk Engineer, specifically working on the Wheatstone LNG project based in Perth, Western Australia. Chevron is a global energy company and one of the world's leading integrated energy enterprises.
Title
Kristy Chong holds the position of Technical Safety & Risk Engineer at Chevron, where she is engaged in the Wheatstone LNG project. Her role involves ensuring the safety and risk management of this major liquefied natural gas project.
Education and Expertise
Kristy Chong graduated from The University of Sheffield with a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Chemical and Process Engineering (Hons). Her expertise lies in conducting formal safety assessments and developing safety cases within the oil and gas industry. She is adept at reviewing process documentation to ensure comprehensive safety compliance and has extensive experience in forward planning and project management.
Professional Background
Kristy Chong has an extensive professional background in technical safety and risk engineering. She worked at Lundin Petroleum on a secondment as Technical Safety Engineer for six months in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Prior to this, she was employed for four years at ERM: Environmental Resources Management in Perth, Australia, serving as a Technical Safety and Risk Engineer. She also held a similar role at ERM in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for five years. Additionally, Kristy has experience as an R&D Engineer at Nitto Denko Materials (M) Sdn Bhd in Selangor, Malaysia, where she worked from 2003 to 2007.
Specialist Technical Safety Expertise
In her current role at Chevron and previous positions, Kristy Chong has provided specialist technical safety advice and support during both project design and operations stages in the oil and gas sector. Her responsibilities include formal safety assessments, development of safety cases, and thorough review of process documentation to ensure all safety aspects are comprehensively addressed.