Mechanical Engineer I

A typical day :

• Historian for the condition and previous work scope for all pressure piping and equipment covered by the Unit Inspector.
• Ensure all mitigating tasks, time-based and regulatory inspection are executed timely.
• Develops inspection worklists for annual maintenance and Turnaround based on both risk based and regulatory time-based drivers.
• Develops detailed scoping packages for mechanical planning, NDE contractor and mechanical contractor to execute inspection tasks.
• Monitors progress on annual plan to flag when tasks will not be completed on time, evaluates and communicates risk to site in order to develop interim mitigation plans.
• Supports development of RBI strategies to ensure that history is adequately assessed and mitigating tasks are recommended in accordance with company policies.
• Acts as the Owner’s Inspector in individual unit (area of responsibility) to review and approve : All NDE or QA / QC for repair / replacements (including project, turnaround, maintenance), All contractor ITP and WPS, Can be delegated to QA / QC Inspector for B31.

3, All repair / alteration travel sheets (most importantly pressure vessel), Responsible to ensure frequent audits of QA / QC program to ensure the NPQA and related documents are being followed.

Ensure that NDE Techs are adequately qualified (certifications, calibration checks, UT exams, etc.), Welders certifications are up to date, ABSA regulations being followed, PMI records are complete.

Successful candidates will have :

• Mechanical or Materials Engineering Bachelor’s.
• Registered as an EIT or Professional Engineer with APEGA (or have the ability to register).
• At least 8 years of experience, API 510 or API 570 Certification.
• At least 2 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry preferably in a petrochemical facility.
• Reviews all inspection data to assess the current risk and mitigation actions required.
• Responsible to develop quarterly inspection stewardship, Leads all visual inspection field activities and assessments during maintenance and turnaround, Develops detailed turnaround inspection reports.
• Creates detailed history records for all API 510 internal or Onstream inspections, Responsible for updating equipment records after inspection tasks or repairs are complete.
• Notify the Chief Inspector for any regulatory incidents requiring notification to ABSA, or any regulatory non-compliance, Incident / Emergency Response - Field assessment, visual inspection, NDE coordination and repair oversight, Support pre start up reviews and final walkdowns of fixed equipment.

Total rewards :

• 5 days on / 2 days off
• 12 Months contract position
• Competitive Compensation
• Must be legally entitled to work in Canada
17 days ago