Materials and Corrosion Engineer

Responsibilities

• Executing materials and corrosion analysis/studies under the supervision of the Asset Integrity Manger and governance of the Chief Discipline Engineer (CDE)
• Project Management of small projects
• Executing plant / pressurised static assets integrity (FFS / RBI) assessments under the supervision of the Project Manager and governance of the Chief Discipline Engineer (CDE)
• Providing guidance to a team of young engineers on assets corrosion analysis, FFS and RBI.
• Should be able to produce detailed calculations as and when required
• Producing high quality deliverables as part of the project
• Be competent to check and QAQC calculations and reports produced by other engineers related to corrosion analysis, materials selection and FFS / RBI
• Knowledge of CP systems performance analysis and design
• Corrosion management performance review and preparation of corrosion management reports
• Ensure that corrosion monitoring can fit into the general basis of design and safe operations plans.
• Provide and report assurance that assets and processes will be in the best possible position for online and intrusive corrosion monitoring.
• New projects corrosion monitoring review and recommendations
• Review of existing and future corrosion monitoring facilities
• Use of corrosion modelling software Electronic Corrosion Engineer (ECE-5) or equivalent for corrosion rate calculation.
• Review Chemical Treatment existing requirements and advise any required changes.
• Preservation and Mothballing requirements
• Quality, Health & Safety and Environmental Management System must be implemented within the area of operation as per the company approved procedures and ISO Standards
  
  

• Knowledge of materials behaviours and corrosion analysis
• Experience in materials selection for Oil and Gas assets
• Use of industry recognized software for corrosion rate analysis
• High level of experience in pipeline integrity assessments based on industry standards (DNVGL-RP-F101, ASME B31G, ISO 12747)
• Familiar with reviewing inspection data (DCVG, CIP’s ILI)
• Track record of conducting pipeline FFS and life extension studies
• Familiar with typical engineering deliverables of materials and corrosion for greenfield development studies (conceptual, FEED, detailed engineering)
• Knowledge of CP systems performance analysis and design
• Knowledge of FFS relevant codes and standards (API 579, ASME B31G etc.)
• High level of computer literacy with MS Office (specifically Word & Excel) and experience of other specific analysis software packages (Corrdata or equivalent, MathCAD, Abaqus, Caesar, Autopipe etc.).
• Electronic Corrosion Engineer (ECE-5) or equivalent for corrosion rate calculation.
• Good communication skills in English, verbal and written
  
  

• Minimum 5 years discipline engineering experience in the Oil and Gas
• Bachelor’s degree qualification in Materials Science or similar. Master’s degree is an advantage
• NACE accreditation is required
• Professional membership with an engineering institute (NACE or MICorr)