Skill required: IX Intelligent Asset Management Operations - Asset Data Management
Designation: Asset Performance Mgmt Associate Manager
Qualifications:Any Graduation
Years of Experience:10 to 14 years
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What would you do? Role: Downstream Materials & Corrosion Engineer The Downstream Materials & Corrosion Engineer is part of the Materials, Equipment, and Quality Chapter within Client and is responsible for providing metallurgy, corrosion, failure analysis, welding, coatings, non-metallics and cathodic protection consulting services to Client Downstream Business Units and Capital Projects, including joint venture refineries and Client Lummus Global (CLG). This role helps ensure reliability and integrity of piping, equipment, structures, and pipelines across Client assets.
What are we looking for? Bachelor of Science degree in Metallurgy, Corrosion, Materials Engineering, or related engineering discipline. 10 - 15 years corrosion and materials engineering experience, with at least 7 years in the downstream oil and gas industry. Skilled competency level in downstream metallurgy and corrosion, including high temperature damage mechanisms. Skilled competency level in welding, coatings and non-metallics Fundamental knowledge of relevant technical codes and standards (NACE MR0103, API 571, ASME B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, ASME BPV Sec VIII, ASME Sec IX, ASME PCC-2) Fundamental competency level in fixed equipment (piping, equipment, pipelines, heat exchangers, tanks) integrity management. Master s degree in Corrosion, Metallurgy or Materials Engineering Hands-on, field experience at a downstream operating facility NACE Specialist/Technologist certification in materials selection or corrosion control. Professional Engineering registration Experience with data analytics and digital tools
Roles and Responsibilities: Work collaboratively with SMEs at CTC and within the ENGINE to develop and deploy materials, corrosion, coatings and welding solutions. Make fit-for-purpose materials selections for new and replacement piping and equipment. Predict corrosion rates in upstream production environments using corrosion modeling tools. Review and analyze corrosion monitoring and inhibition data to optimize corrosion control program. Review welding procedures and support qualification of welding procedures. Troubleshoot welding fabrication issues. Make coating systems selections and review coatings application procedures. Support metallurgical failure analysis of piping and equipment. Provide technical input to support damage mechanism identification, corrosion assessments, inspection plans.