Mechanical Integrity Engineer

Description:

Mechanical Integrity Engineer

Job Responsibilities, Key Accountabilities, Duties and Tasks:

Responsible for the management and oversight of the Inspection Services Contract, controlling the whole process from planning inspections, the execution, through to decision making and review. (e.g. what is expected of the contracted service, performance monitoring, review and taking an appropriate response).

• Responsible for the management and oversight of the Integrity Management/Risk Based Inspection. Ensuring high quality record keeping such that Terminal equipment history and forward plans (scope and frequency of inspections) can easily be traced and justified.

• Reads, understands, and acts on the findings from inspections and ensures entities are correct in the Integrity Management Software and the Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and that information is shared with cooperation between the different parties involved.

• Manage all integrity inspection data in an organised and professional manner to support compliance, optimisation and improvement opportunities for Management.

• Ensures conformance to specifications with quality and consistent implementation of work methods and procedures, to conduct regular audits/data verification to ensure SHLNG maintains compliance. Prepares periodical progress reports on the asset integrity KPI's and weekly and monthly reports to management about the progress of all initiatives and to facilitate decision-making.

• Ensures all Company Policies, Procedures and Standards are followed.

Knowledge and Experience:

Experience in development and implementation of Asset Integrity Management program.

Extensive experience in Oil, Gas or Petrochemicals Industries in inspection, thickness monitoring, RBI and corrosion management.

Maintenance and Project Engineering experience in petroleum and gas industries.

Skills

A wide spread of technical knowledge on inspection principles, frequencies, equipment damage mechanisms and the types and techniques of inspection

Sound knowledge of Assets integrity Software (e.g. Predix) and Computerised Maintenance Management System (e.g. SAP).

Write effective technical reports and to present complex technical information in a clear and concise way.

Familiarity with: TEMA, ASME, API, ASTM and AISI codes; understanding of the basic principles of corrosion, metallurgy and materials of construction, welding procedures, refractory selection and application procedures.

Physical inspection requiring climbing up, crawling through and walking on pressure vessels and piping at the plant. During plant turnarounds inspectors assess equipment condition, issue repair recommendations, verify suitable completion of the repairs, and forecast future repairs.

Benefits:

* Pension Scheme (contributions from the company are three times the employee contribution).

* The Pension Scheme is topped up with 25% of salary (every 5 years).

* Private Medical (BUPA) membership – for the employees’ family.

* Full Dental Insurance (up to £1000 each year) – Employee and Partner

* 25 Holidays per annum – rises to 28 with service.

* Life Assurance (4 times Salary)

* Accident Insurance (up to 4 times salary)

* Up to 6 months company sick pay

* Income Protection (75% of salary)

* Electric Vehicle Scheme

* Cycle Scheme

* Subsidised Gym Membership

* Subsidised staff cafeteria

* Travel Insurance ( Business and Leisure – for employee and family travelling with them)

* Subsidised eyewear scheme

* Free Health Assessments (Nuffield)

* Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)