FE Advisor

Job Description

1 About the position: The FE Advisor will interface with Chevrons business units to identify scopes of work that can be executed at workshare offices of the 3rd party engineering companies. Some travel may be required. Key Responsibilities: Assigned to projects, or business units in accordance with work scope volumes within the manufacturing business units. Oversee prioritization of Chevron scopes in relation to multiple business units and/or capital projects with competing priorities. Manage forecasting, staffing plans and resource allocation based on assigned scopes requirements. Oversee engineering execution workflows and processes. Monitor performance and implement process improvements in alignment with the business unit or project teams to enhance overall engineering execution performance and predictability. Monitor engineering execution quality, monitor key performance indicators and proactively manage quality when leading indicators demonstrate negative trends. Work with the Chevron business units and projects to implement corrective actions until full recovery is achieved. Ensure work takes place in line with the latest Chevron standards as applicable. Ensure adequate competent resources are allocated to the Chevron scopes and monitor onboarding and training for teams assigned to the Chevron ring fenced teams. Required Qualifications: Bachelors or Masters degree in electrical engineering, instrument controls engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering. Minimum of 8-10+ years of experience in oil and gas refinery facilities engineering projects (small to mid-size capital projects), support to operations and maintenance, turnaround planning and engineering work orders, asset integrity activities and reliability. Strong knowledge of refinery processes and equipment such as distillation, coking units, hydrotreating, catalytic cracking, among others. Familiarity with refinery equipment such as towers, pumps, compressors, reactors, utilities equipment among others. Experience with engineering design and simulation software. Knowledge of industry engineering standards. Experience in facility optimization, debottlenecking, and expansion projects. Familiarity with process safety risk assessments and human factors engineering. English proficiency is a must. Preferred Qualifications: Previous experience working in an engineering company or Oil / Gas operator as a project engineer in the downstream/ refinery side of the business. Chevron participates in E-Verify in certain locations as required by law.