Materials and Corrosion Engineer

Main Purpose of Role

Technical – carry out assigned asset integrity consultancy work, such as researching problems, engineering calculations, preparation of reports etc., with minimal supervision. Provide technical support to graduate engineer as required

Project execution – execute scope requirements within projects as directed by Project Manager and in accordance with all relevant company procedures.

Knowledge / Experience (Skills)

Knowledge of materials behaviors and corrosion analysis

Experience in materials selection for Oil and Gas assets

Use of industry recognized software for corrosion rate analysis

High level of experience in pipeline integrity assessments based on industry standards (DNVGL-RP-F101, ASME B31G, ISO 12747)

Familiar with reviewing inspection data (DCVG, CIP’s ILI)

Track record of conducting pipeline FFS and life extension studies

Familiar with typical engineering deliverables of materials and corrosion for greenfield development studies (conceptual, FEED, detailed engineering)

Knowledge of CP systems performance analysis and design

Knowledge of FFS relevant codes and standards (API 579, ASME B31G etc.)

High level of computer literacy with MS Office (specifically Word & Excel) and experience of other specific analysis software packages (Corrdata or equivalent, MathCAD, Abaqus, Caesar, Autopipe etc.).

Good communication skills in English, verbal and written.

Qualifications

Minimum 10 years discipline engineering experience in the Oil and Gas

Bachelor’s degree qualification in Materials Science or similar. Master’s degree is an advantage

NACE accreditation is required

Professional membership with an engineering institute (NACE or MICorr)