Machinery Engineer
Description:
Job Description
The Machinery Engineer, reporting to the Machinery & Reliability Engineering Supervisor, serves as a technical authority for machinery. This role involves input to maintenance strategies and planning, enhancing system performance utilizing various surveillance tools. Additionally, the Machinery Engineer collaborates within the Company to promote continuous improvement in asset maintenance and operations, ensuring optimal asset availability.
This position has responsibilities during the Operations Readiness stage and will phase Operations support after plant start up. The Machinery Engineer will support all rotating equipment within the company, including Pipeline compression facilities, and the existing Import terminal.
DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES
Key scope during Operations Readiness stage includes assessing equipment criticality, developing equipment strategies, developing crash plans, developing maintenance programs, and commissioning support. Plant start-up, the Machinery Engineer is expected to continue to support the base business through troubleshooting field issues, conducting failure analysis, initiating facilities modifications based on safety, reliability or production drivers, and shutdown support
Operations Readiness Stage
Lead development of scope of work for specialized service agreements for machinery assets.
Lead selection and development of machinery surveillance tools.
Support developing of necessary work aids and procedures.
Engage with Project Team on deliverables and support during commissioning and start-up activities for pipeline and plant assets
Operations Stage
Providing general operations and maintenance support for all machinery trains within the Plant and Pipeline facilities.
Assisting in the development of:
Annual goals, objectives, and stewardship plans.
Program documentation and implementation plans.
Annual work plans for program activities to incorporate into the overall annual work plan as part of the budgeting cycle.
Preparing MOCs for the review and endorsement of program deviations.
Supporting Operations and Maintenance to ensure that proper results and completion reports are established for all program activities.
Developing potential alternative or new technologies for deployment with Engineering SMEs.
Stewarding activities including KPIs
Offering technical support regarding Machinery Integrity Program requirements to Operations owners of machinery equipment. Examples of supportive activities include:
Developing work scopes for contracted Machinery Integrity Program tasks.
Fitness-for-service evaluations using internal and external SMEs as required.
Participation in machinery-related risk assessments and the development of corrective and mitigating actions.
Contributing to the analysis of failures occurring between program task intervals.
Assisting with the development of machinery strategies.
Maintaining relationships with key vendors and equipment manufacturers for parts, services, and Engineering support.
Support day-to-day surveillance of critical machinery to ensure optimized operation.
Troubleshoot machinery issues in the field and evaluate related alarms.
Initiate machinery modification opportunities to address safety, reliability, or production improvement opportunities.
Identify critical spare and 2-year operating spare parts and determining storage and preservation requirements for machinery equipment.
Support operations in developing operator care programs for machinery assets.
Support facility shutdown activities from planning through field execution and start up
QUALIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent industry experience
8-10 years of experience in a rotating equipment role at an Oil & Gas facility, refineries, offshore, or gas processing facilities.
Strong knowledge of rotating equipment, in particular heavy duty gas turbines, steam turbines, compressors, large pumps, and vibration monitoring systems.Company Description
Chemical Manufacturing Company
Full-time