Pressure Systems Integrity Engineer / USA

Pressure Systems Integrity Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Performs specific technical activities to support Pressure Systems Integrity (PSI) Engineering community and delivery of the Regional inspection and IM programs.
• Proactively interact with other disciplines, sub-functions and contractors to systematically resolve Pressure Systems Integrity problems.
• Apply pragmatic solutions focused on risk management, production efficiency, defect elimination, & standardization of engineering processes and work flows.
• Support the governance processes associated with inspection practices (e.g. Category 32 GPs, GNs, implementation of and conformance to OMS 5.4 Essentials, GOO PSI Practices, Procedures & Guides.
• Support the implementation of Region's Self Verification processes.
• Understand, provide interpretations, and support conformance / compliance with applicable inspection industry codes and regulations.
• Review and approve NDT procedures, inspection reports and provide indepth technical analysis and recommendations when needed.
• Develop and recommend discipline technical metrics to the PSI Engineers to measure inspection program effectiveness.
• Manage inspection information, develop and update inspection strategies and plans as needed.
• Support the Regional response to the Fit For Service (F4S) requirements for the static mechanical barrier (i.e. PSI).
• Support and ensure the appropriate anomaly management processes and delivery of performance plans.
• Drive continuous improvement of the PSI infrastructure through rigorous performance management of Regional PSI Dashboard, KPI's and equipment condition monitoring reporting.
• Ensure PSI related lessons learned are captured and codified into
• This position is for a Pressure Systems Integrity Engineer for offshore GoM assets, primarily including topsides production platform piping and pressure vessels.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelors of Science (BS) in Engineering, Sciences (e.g., Physics) or equivalent.
• Sr Engineers to hold deep discipline expertise on NDE, inspection methods, coverage requirements, inspection frequency, inspection effectiveness, data analysis, and inspection management processes / tools / metrics (e.g. RBI, etc.).
• Experience with RBI technology, fitness for service assessments failure investigation techniques.
• Knowledge of corrosion mitigation and mechanical integrity assessment techniques.
• Work experience with relevant inspection codes and standards, such as API 510, 570, 653, 579, 580, ASME VIII, B31, PCC-2, ANST, PCN and ANSI.
• Substantial relevant experience in pressure systems integrity engineering for oil & gas processing facilities.
• ASME VIII pressure vessel design experience
• Good working knowledge and experience with API 510 and API 570 inspection codes
• Good working knowledge of ASME design and post construction codes
• Well versed in API-579 Fitness for Service engineering assessments, Level 1 & 2, and preferably Level 3 FEA analysis.