Corrosion Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

• Ensuring HSSEQ goals, objectives and targets are met through personal leadership and involvement.
• Safe delivery and handover of the Project to the Owner, sustainably, safely, on time, within budget, ensuring that a quality product is produced that represents ‘best value’ for the Owner and their Stakeholders.
• Coordinate and supervise the Material and Corrosion Engineering aspects of the Project to ensure the technical objectives are met within the approved scope, budget, and schedule.
• Supervise, oversee, and coordinate regular and timely technical reviews of Material and Corrosion Engineering related Engineering deliverables developed by the FEED Contractor and technology Licensors, ensuring design optimization in compliance with relevant codes, standards, and best practices and in close conjunction with Owner’s functional departments.
• Co-ordinate and interface with other Technical Departments, Business Units, Operations, and Maintenance functions to resolve technical issues and ensure quality Engineering execution and integrity.
  

Principal Accountabilities

• Champion the Project Safety culture, behaviors and engagement activities.
• Reporting to the PMC Engineering Manager and works under his direction.
• Review and approve within the specified approval durations, the EPC Contractor key deliverables and other works within the Material and Corrosion discipline, ensuring compliance with Material and Corrosion design requirements and the Licensors’ PDP’s, which involves the interpretation and review of calculations, specifications, plans, investigations, surveys, structures, system or equipment with relatively few complex features.
• Review and approve the following EPC Contractor’s deliverables:
• Equipment design and development.
• System design, including concept sketches and layouts.
• Testing of materials.
• Specifications and design calculations.
• Designs, drawings and data by other Contractors’ or by Vendors.
• Engineering studies and reports.
• Material Requisitions for equipment & materials
• Material quantity estimates.
• Review and approve key design documents from Vendors, equipment manufacturers or Subcontractors and prepare comments and recommendations incorporating any comments received from the Owner.
• Attend technical meetings with Owner, Licensor, EPC Contractor and Vendors.
• Attend all Project technical sessions by the EPC Contractor such as: Design Review Meetings, 3D Model Review Meeting, Constructability, SIL, EIA, HAZOP and HAZID etc.
• Supervise and manage the review and approval of EPC Contractor’s work, ensuring compliance with Owner and Project specifications, relevant codes and standards, and industry best practices.
• Coordinate the required Engineering participation in the development and analysis of various design options and business models. Contribute input and expertise in the development and analysis of various design options and business models to ensure design optimization and validation for the Owner.
• Coordinate the technical guidance required to develop new specifications and update existing specifications in line with Owner requirements.
• Coordinate other discipline Engineer’s participation in layout reviews, design reviews, and technical workshops.
• Influence Facilities and Equipment design optimization.
• Provide technical assistance and coordination with other discipline Engineers.
• Coordinate technical reviews and analysis during vendor prequalification, bid evaluation, and performance evaluation.
• Coordinate the review of technical bid submissions and perform technical bid analysis.

Desired candidate profile

• Technical Knowledge: In-depth understanding of corrosion mechanisms, types, and prevention methods, including electrochemistry and material science.

• Material Selection: Expertise in selecting appropriate materials and coatings that resist corrosion in specific environments.

• Corrosion Testing: Proficiency in conducting corrosion testing and evaluations using techniques such as salt spray testing, electrochemical testing, and environmental exposure assessments.

• Data Analysis: Strong analytical skills to interpret corrosion data, perform failure analysis, and develop predictive models for corrosion rates.

• Risk Assessment: Ability to conduct risk assessments to identify vulnerable assets and recommend mitigation strategies.

• Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with industry standards and regulations related to corrosion control, such as NACE, ISO, and ASTM standards.

• Project Management: Experience in managing corrosion-related projects, including planning, budgeting, and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams.

• Documentation Skills: Proficiency in preparing technical reports, inspection reports, and maintenance plans related to corrosion management.

• Collaboration Skills: Ability to work effectively with engineers, inspectors, and maintenance personnel to ensure integrated corrosion control measures.

• Continuous Improvement: Commitment to staying updated on the latest corrosion prevention technologies, research, and industry best practices.