Mechanical Engineer - Integrity, Maintenance, Reliability
About the role
The Mechanical Engineer - Integrity, Maintenance, Reliability position is the intermediate level of the Engineering classification hierarchy. Employees in the Engineer II position solve complex problems in engineering areas of specialization Mechanical Engineering with general supervision. An Engineer II is expected to develop advanced skills, and the ability to work with greater independence. An Engineer II effectively applies fundamental concepts and procedures to work that is fairly complex and varied. Position is on-site at a refinery for large global operator.
Responsibilities
- Collect information from clients, prepare project scopes and plans and deliver cost estimates
- Working on scope specific to pressure vessels, storage tanks, and pipelines
- Conduct studies and generate observations and data as required by project plan
- Develop draft reports and work with Technical Experts as needed to finalize for client delivery
- Deliver exceptional professional customer service with various industrial companies, internal and external stakeholders, etc.
- Other work duties as assigned
Requirements
- Minimum 2 years of experience; familiarity with refineries preferred
- Mechanical engineering, integrity, inspection, or closely related field required; Bachelor's or Master's degree
- Demonstrated experience and familiarity with pressure vessels, storage tanks, and pipelines
- Working knowledge of AMSE codes and API standards
- Strong technical knowledge in applicable field Mechanical Engineering
- Analytical/investigation skills, excellent verbal and written communication skills, high energy, customer-focused and a positive, success-oriented attitude
Benefits
- Competitive Salary
- Medical, dental, and supplemental insurance
- 401K Plan
- Paid Holidays
- Paid Time Off
Schedule
Full time, permanent position.
Working Conditions
Office environment with limited physical effort, continuous mental effort, and frequent complex requests for assistance in and out of a lab environment. Travel may be required. Endurance such as sitting, standing, walking, climbing, or driving, and frequency/duration in which action is required.