Lead Piping Engineer

Industry :

Only Design Engineering profiles are accepted; Onsite/Field profiles are not considered.

Responsibilities:

1. Lead and oversee Basic & Detail Piping design engineering activities for projects.

2. Develop piping layouts, isometrics, and general arrangements ensuring compliance with project specifications, Piping materials, Codes, and standards.

3. Perform piping stress analysis using tools like Caesar II to validate design integrity and optimize piping systems.

4. Review and approve Statutory approval drawings/documentation for piping systems.

5. Provide guidance and technical expertise in piping design, material selection, and installation methods.

6. Coordinate with other Engineering disciplines to integrate piping designs into overall plant design.

7. Mentor and train junior engineers and designers in piping design principles, Codes, and standards.

8. Collaborate with vendors, contractors, and suppliers to ensure quality and timely delivery of piping components.

9. Utilize CAD tools such as E3D, SP3D/PDMS, PDS, MicroStation, and AutoCAD for modeling, analysis, and design work.

10. Participate in project meetings, design reviews, and coordination activities with project stakeholders.

11. Ensure adherence to project schedules, budgets, and quality standards for piping design deliverables.

12. Conduct technical evaluations, feasibility studies, and risk assessments for piping systems.

13. Support site activities, inspections, and troubleshooting related to piping installations as needed.

Additional Skills:

1. Proficiency in Piping materials, Codes, and standards relevant to the industry.

2. Strong knowledge of Statutory approval drawings/documentation processes.

3. Experience in piping stress analysis using tools like Caesar II.

4. Leadership skills with the ability to guide and train a team of engineers and designers.

5. Excellent communication, teamwork, and collaboration abilities.

6. Analytical mindset with problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

7. Adaptability and willingness to learn and apply new technologies and methodologies in piping engineering.

8. Familiarity with Quality, Environmental, Health, and Safety (QEHS) standards and regulations is a plus.