Fixed Equipment Engineer (Reliability and Maintenance)
*No C2C or Third-Party inquiries*
*USA or Canadian citizenship required*
Familiarity with relevant industrial standards and codes related to piping, valves, and pressure vessels (ASME, API, NBIC, TEMA).
Practical knowledge of Sections VIII and IX and B31.3 of the ASME Boilers and Pressure Vessel Code and API Inspection Codes (510, 570).
Preferred Skills:
Working knowledge of ASME PCC-2 Repair of Pressure Equipment and Piping
Familiarity or experience with API 650 and 653 Tank Design, Fabrication and Inspection codes
Experience with performing Level 2 and/or Level 3 API-579 Fitness for Service Analyses
Experience applying ASME/API/NBIC codes and calculations relating to alterations, re-rates and repairs
Familiarity, working knowledge or direct experience with API 580/581 Risk Based Inspection methodology
Candidates must be able to obtain a TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credentials Card)
Job Duties
Provide daily technical support to maintenance and operations regarding the reliability of fixed equipment.
Provide engineering support for the review and approval of piping and equipment drawings using the applicable specifications.
Utilize ASME and API codes and standards for fixed equipment calculations, including minimum thickness assessments, vessel re-rates, and reinforcements.
Perform piping system or vessel stress analysis with programs such as Sage Plus, Abaqus, and Caesar II.
Work with maintenance and inspection to review fixed equipment inspection data and assist with the development and approval of repair recommendations.
Support and mentor less experienced fixed equipment engineers.
Support the planning and execution stages of turnaround maintenance.
Lead and assist with root cause failure analysis of fixed equipment and the development of reliability improvement recommendations.
Lead the long-term reliability planning of fixed equipment issues.
Experience and Education:
BSME (Mechanical Engineering or Process Engineering
2-10 years of Oil & Gas (refinery or petrochemical) experience.