Senior Engineer, Corrosion

Job Purpose

• Designing, implementation and supervision on Corrosion Control Policy within the Company
• Providing recommendation/support in the corrosion and metallurgical related issues on production facilities

Key Responsibilities

• Provides coaching and guidance to develop and enhance corrosion knowledge within the company

• Leads the development and modification of internal engineering methods, tools processes and standards (RBI, Plan Corrosion Policy, Asset Integrity etc.) related to corrosion inspection/monitoring and management

• Analyzes corrosion/process data and identifies opportunities to optimize operations within and across process units or equipment in order to minimize the risk of corrosion failures

• Leads and/or participates in Incident Investigations as Corrosion Technical Advisor

• Uses advanced problem solving tools, techniques and balances multiple considerations  (e.g. economic, operating, maintenance, technical) in solving corrosion problems that have business impact

• Leads technical interactions with customers, suppliers and joint venture partners to address corrosion problems, corrosion monitoring techniques and corrosion management

• Area of accountability and /or expertise could include more than one process unit

• Participates in the evaluation and selection of engineering and construction partners

• Works with Purchasing to develop and set up contracts and carries out bid analysis and review - for corrosion monitoring/software and analysis projects

• Applies, and coaches on best practice application of project management systems, processes and techniques from corrosion perspective, and identifies /acts on opportunities to improve them

• Supervision on corrosion projects of medium / large size

Participates in the development of unit operating strategy from corrosion risk/safety perspectives (process modifications, advanced process control and any changes that may potentially impact on corrosion within the Process Unit

Minimum Requirements

• Degree in Engineering  
• Min. 10- years of work experience (Oil&Gas, Petrochemical or Chemical Industries), including at least 5 years in field/operation environment
• Min. 5 years field experience with corrosion monitoring/material selection/corrosion management systems
• Sound knowledge of field corrosion monitoring techniques and methodologies, knowledge of corrosion prediction & modelling software
• Required minimum certifications and trainings: NACE Corrosion Technologist, NACE Coating Inspection Programme Level 1 (CIP 1) and NACE Cathodic Protection Tester  certifications or equivalents from world recognized corrosion societies.