Mechanical Rotating Engineer

Responsibilities

• As Rotating Equipment Engineer, you’ll be required to provide and lead the delivery of rotating equipment services to refinery plant operations, maintenance and projects.
• Deliver team HSE performance in line with set Business Performance targets and Target Zero aspirations. Comply with prevailing regulatory and GER standards & requirements. Reduce costs by smart Maintenance, Inspection and Procurement strategies.
• Effective stakeholder management is essential to identify and understand (business) requirements and translate these into delivering innovative and sustainable value solutions.
• Continuous drive for improvement of reliability & costs of Rotating Equipment through proactive identification of (potential) Rotating equipment problems/threats and implement mitigating strategies.
• Work closely with teams to improve the GER rotating equipment maintenance/inspection strategies and use of best practices.
• Provide Cost-effective and fit for purpose solutions that will deliver value. Assure spare-part availability strategies for Rotating equipment. Delivery of scope for inspection and maintenance strategies and QA & QC plans.
• Your accountabilities will include:
• Driving HSE compliance and behaviours in line with corporate initiatives;
• Comply with corporate standards and work processes;
• Respond to operational issues regarding rotating equipment outage
• Support operations to achieve process safety, production and cost goals;
• Lead or support root cause analysis investigations;
• Faster development, deployment and dissemination of technology  and best practices;
• Drive to simplify and standardise rotating practices and tools;
• Coach and motivate team members within the discipline (e.g. supervisors and technicians).

Requirements

• You’ll have extensive rotating equipment experience of working in a refining or petrochemical manufacturing operation environment.
• Fluently in Dutch language is essential, combined with English language skills both spoken and written.
• Educated to MSc or BSc preferably in mechanical engineering (HTS is B.Sc.) or equivalent professional qualification. 
• You’ll have in depth working knowledge and expertise (as well as theoretical as practical) of rotating equipment: pumps, compressors (centrifugal and reciprocating), steam-turbines, including good knowledge of auxiliary systems, instrumentation and condition monitoring.
• Relevant familiarity with International design codes and standards and technical content and application for rotating equipment is required.
• Strong interpersonal and influencing skills will be required to work effectively in/and across multi-functional teams and interface with a wide range of internal stakeholders, customers and service providers.
• Proven ability to manage challenging deadlines and adapt to changing workloads with a high degree of initiative and independence to deliver results through others.
• Have the capability to lead as functional leader who can inspire and coach others, whilst displaying excellent communication skills and teamwork is essential for success.
• You’ll be cost focused with a highly developed technical aptitude combined with analytical approach and solution driven mind-set to be able to solve complex rotating equipment problems.
• Have the courage and judgement to make the right decisions based on incomplete and changing information to contribute and directly influence bottom line results; whilst increasing efficiency and reliability operating performance.