Mechanical Piping Engineer

Company: IT Network
Location: Phoenix
Posted on: May 28, 2023

Job Description:

As the Mechanical Engineer, you will work integrally with internal and external clients to size and construct equipment, create technical drawings, generate, and evaluate specifications, review code requirements, and perform mechanical integrity assessments on equipment.
To be successful as the Mechanical Engineer on the Project Services team at Tessenderlo Kerley, you will need to possess the knowledge and practical experience with ASME code 8, section 1 or 4. Experience with API, ANSI, NBIC, and NACE is highly valuable.
As a Mechanical Engineer, much of the work that you will be doing will encompass ANSI using B31.1 power piping and B31.3 process piping code.
The ideal candidate will have experience working in the industrial field of petrochemical plants with knowledge and practical experience of ASME Code and pressure vessel design.
What you will do:
Technical:

Design equipment and generate all supporting calculations, specifications, and drawings with key factors of safety, operability, and maintainability.
Design vessels and other equipment while considering the impact on /design of all instrumentation, relief devices, piping, valves, foundation, structural steel, etc.
Perform calculations for all project services shop-built vessels in accordance with ASME code requirements both manually and using CEI Design Program.
Perform vendor and field inspections on equipment for mechanical and design conformance with project services specifications and vendor drawings. Witness any hydro or other testing to be performed.
Implement the needs and requirements of the customer and industry standards.
Closely monitor and verify all equipment, specialty items, etc. have been ordered and assist the QC department in ensuring it meets company specifications.

Engineering and Miscellaneous Documentation:

Review engineering drawings for conformance with applicable codes and design standards.
Prepare project-specific piping and material specifications.
Prepare and approve specifications and scopes of work for various related mechanical portions of the project such as vessel lifts and demolitions, vessel and piping insulation, refractory installation, etc.
Review and approve equipment lists, valve lists, and P&IDs before issuing. Review these documents against each other, project services specifications, and any other supporting documents for consistency and mechanical integrity.
Keep master set of P&IDs current with redlines any time a change is made and make that change known to all departments (Management, Design, Mechanical, Civil/Structural, I&E, etc.).
Prepare Procurement Request Form (PRF) for each specification created as well as commodity items and scopes of work.
Review bids/quotes from vendors to ensure they meet requirements and delivery.
Continually study project progress through review of the Procurement Status Report and provide any discrepancies to project admins for correction.
Review and approve all final vendor data (VDR) packets and mechanical data books (MDB). Assist in expediting and document control in obtaining and labeling the correct documentation.
Prepare field inspection reports on each piece of equipment inspected.
Respond to Material Receiving Inspection Reports (MRIR) when received. Implement technical knowledge and problem-solving abilities to determine the outcome of MRIR.
Follow up on all documentation created and reviewed to ensure nothing becomes overlooked or misplaced before issuing.

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