Senior Facility Engineer

Description

• Responsible for engineering and design of gas compression facilities, liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities, renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities, liquid pump stations, gas processing, dehydration, heaters, filter separators, oil / gas pipelines, pipeline metering facilities and slug catchers
• Develops and presents complex technical information clearly, concisely and effectively
• Interact professionally with clients, vendors, regulatory and permitting agencies
• Lead procurement efforts including technical equipment specifications, vendor bid evaluations and recommendations
• Provides engineering and technical solutions by using existing or developing tools, methods, approaches and tactics in new ways or by modifying and improving them
• Specify materials and equipment for purchase, using data sheets when required. Write equipment specifications for purchase when required
• Lead projects with multi-disciplined engineering teams which may include engineering contractors Independently performs all tasks necessary to complete primary design of engineering work
• Review vendor drawings for concurrence with technical specifications, project requirements, applicable codes, standards and best practices
• Presents engineering research, findings, solutions and recommendations to leadership
• Independently evaluates, determines and applies standard engineering techniques and approaches using independent judgement
• Responsible for performing and/or reviewing pipe sizing calculations, valve sizing, hydrostatic test design; hydraulic design, compressor designs, pump designs, etc.
• Develop project objectives, estimates and responsibilities by reviewing client requirements, project proposals and plans, and conferring with the Program Manager, Project Manager and client representatives
• Provides training presentations within the engineer's discipline to educate others within the company on topics related to the discipline
• May assist in PM activities on projects or being a PM on engineering projects
• Mentors and/or supervises engineering staff
• Control project plan by reviewing design, specifications, and status reports. Plan and schedule changes; recommending actions to ensure project stays on-time and on-budget while meeting client specifications
• Delegate and assign engineering tasks to project teams
• Provide support for engineering/design manhour estimates and proposals
• Ensure project compliance with appropriate government regulations, safety rules, and company and client policies
• Evaluates methodologies, best practices, tools, processes, procedures and technology assessing potential fit, benefits, and impacts for engineering work
• Develop service, material and construction procurement scopes of work, evaluate proposals and provide award recommendations
• Provide support for overall installed project cost estimates
• Develop specifications and drawings for assigned projects including design calculations
• Lead field engineering efforts or on-site meetings with clients and other stakeholders

Requirements

• Valid Professional Engineer license
• Is a recognized Subject Matter Expert on one or more specific topics within their engineering discipline. Expands knowledge in other areas of specialty or discipline, developing breadth or further develops expertise and specialization in one area
• Demonstrate experience understanding and redlining drawings including PFD’s, P&ID’s, Site Plans and coordinate with drafters to progress models/drawing packages
• Good knowledge of industry codes and standards ASME/ANSI/API/NFPA/CSA codes (ASME B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, 49 CFR 192 & 195).
• Works independently under limited direction and guidance
• 10+ years of experience with turbomachinery equipment (compressors, turbines)
• Can demonstrate a working knowledge of real-world engineering topics that fall within the engineers discipline to the extent that the engineer can competently participate in a technical discussion with other SMEs within that discipline
• Preferred 13 years of professional experience with 5 years in oil & gas/utility industry.
• Bachelor of Science degree in an Engineering Discipline (BSME).
• Able to run complex engineering calculations applicable to discipline
• Excellent written, verbal communication and organization skills.
• Thorough knowledge of Process Flow Diagrams (PFD), Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID), piping drawings, isometric fabrication drawings, bill of materials, and general arrangement drawings.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

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