Project Engineer Mechanical Static

Responsibilities

The mechanical engineering static starts from a request within the client in Antwerp to acquire a static equipment, being completely new, replacement in kind or an upgraded replacement. Typical steps in the work process:  

• Receive work request for a new (or renewal of a) static equipment (vessels, exchangers (parts)), air fin banks and small appendixes like valves, weld let.
• Initiation phase:
  • Gather technical documentation
  • Field check (as build)
  • Inventory of necessary improvements or modifications,
  • Definition attention or focus points (reliability, inspection, maintenance, project interaction)
  • MOC
  • Waivers

• RFQ phase
  • Draft technical specification for RFI/RFQ
  • RFQ inquiry
  • RFQ clarifications
  • RFQ bid tab
  • ATB + PO

• Expediting of the manufacturing
  • Design phase (kick-off, PIM, ITP, vendor print check, …)
  • Fabrication phase (random inspections, hold points, witnessing, non-conformities,…)
  • Final acceptance (FAT)
  • Site acceptance (MDB)
  • Close out

An additional service is keeping the piping specifications up to date in line with the group specifications, and giving advice on specifications. #LI-LD1

Requirements

Skills / Competenties:

• Safety awareness
• Highly motivated, achievement oriented and mature.
• Hands-on pragmatic
• Team player
• Willing (and in time) able to work independently

Minimum required knowledge:

• European directives (PED, Atex)

• Codes and standards (ASME VIII-1, TEMA, API66, ASME B63.1)
• Understanding technical documentation (drawings, welding plans, design calculations, PWHT procedures, welding plans, NDT, test procedures,…) or willing to learn how to.
• Belgian regulations (Vlarem, Steam low KB / MB oct 1991)

Beneficial knowledge

• NACE standards
• Refinery damage mechanics (hydrogen service, CUI, Wet H2S,HTHA, environmental cracking, cold safety ,dew point corrosion,…)
• Refractory
• Material knowledge
• Caesar 2