Facility Process Engineer

JOB SUMMARY:
Perform process and/or mechanical design of oil and gas onshore/offshore production, transmission, and distribution facilities, including new installations as well as upgrades and retrofits to existing terminals, platforms and pipelines.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Occasionally travel out of town for short periods of time as required by projects and assignments
Site visits, both onshore and offshore, to gather existing data/details and survey available space and infrastructure to support facility upgrades, modifications, or remediation.
Ability to walkdown oil/gas facilities creating flow schematics by redlining or sketching from scratch. Follow through with drafting department to CAD redlines/hand sketches into useable record drawings back in the office.
Coordinate/interface effectively with a wide diversity of personnel with varying technical backgrounds including engineers, designers, vendors, and management.
Develop, Design, and/or review
P&
IDs, mechanical flow sheets, and safety flow diagrams.
Regulatory submittals (e.G. BSEE, USCG, and ABS).
Engineering studies
Liquid and gas Piping system.
Process design basis details and documentation
Perform and/or review Process/mechanical engineering studies (i.E. de-bottlenecking, vent/relief, hydraulic analysis, pipe stress, API 14C compliance, firewater/deluge, material selection) and develop associated reports and spreadsheets.
Sizing calculations for process and utility equipment, piping, in-line instruments, valves, and pipelines using available tools process simulations and develop process flow diagrams with associated heat and material balance tables.
Process Hazards Analysis and Risk Identification.
Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) and/or Detailed Engineering for Greenfield or Brownfield design projects for onshore and/or offshore facilities.
Design of process (production separation, sour production sweetening, oil and gas dehydration, produced water treatment, export metering) and/or utility (fuel gas, chemical injection, instrument air, diesel, heat medium, cooling, drainage, power generation) systems.
Design and Vendor interface for static (pressure vessels, tanks) and rotating (pumps, compressors, engines) equipment packages.
Prepare, modify and/or review data sheets and technical specifications for process equipment, instruments, manual and actuated valves, piping systems, specialty items, etc. to meet specific project requirements.
Provide on-site, both onshore and offshore, construction, commissioning, startup and operational assistance.
QUALIFICATIONS:
BS degree or higher in Chemical, Petroleum, or Mechanical Engineering from an ABET accredited university.
Requires five (5) to seven (7) years experience in engineering design and/or project management of oil and gas and/or industrial facilities.
Experience in performing walkdown of Flow Schematics, Piping &
Instrument diagrams, Equipment Layouts, Piping Plans.
Familiarity with engineering and design requirements for projects associated with oil and gas production facilities and equipment installations, including regulatory compliance (BSEE, USCG, ABS, DNV) as well as applicable codes and standards (CFR, API, ASME, NFPA)
Experience with developing sizing calculations, technical specifications, drawings, and data sheets associated with oil and gas production facilities including equipment, instrumentation, and specialty piping items
Requires experience performing and documenting engineering studies associated with oil and gas production facilities.
The ability to travel to client sites, both onshore and offshore
The ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously
Availability and ability to work overtime as needed based on project
Strong written and verbal communications skills with the ability to interact with staff at all levels.
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Word &
Microsoft Office Excel in a Microsoft Windows environment.
Working knowledge/familiarity with the following is a plus:
Pipe-Flo Advantage Hydraulic Simulation
Caesar II Pipe Stress Analysis
ProMax/Hysis Process Simulation
Familiarity with AutoCAD, AutoDesk TrueView, and NavisWorks Freedom a plus.
SAFETY TRAINING:
Training and credentials required (already or willing to obtain):
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
Basic Orientation Plus Safety Class
Helicopter Underwater Egress Training (HUET)
DRUG FREE WORKPLACE:
Committed to a drug-free workplace. Employees are subject to random, periodic, post-accident, and reasonable suspicion drug testing which may include both hair and urine drug screens. In addition to the requirements of drug free workplace program, employees may be required to sign, acknowledge and comply with drug free workplace policies or programs required by clients.
Group health insurance, 401(k), Profit Sharing, and FSA plans after one year of service.
Vacation and Sick benefits after one year of service.
Nine Paid Holidays.