Mechanical Engineer (Refinery) - TSI

Role & Responsibilities:

The Mechanical Engineer serves as the primary point of contact for technical support of their assigned Asset(s). This includes troubleshooting emerging equipment issues and designing solutions for equipment repairs. The ME will collaborate with their asset team (maintenance and operations) and other engineering disciplines to support their areas mechanical integrity and reliability needs.

What you will deliver

• Proficient in industry standards and codes (ASME and API).
• Design permanent and temporary repair solutions for equipment (piping, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, etc.) based on their appropriate industry standards and codes
• Utilizes knowledge of corrosion damage mechanisms and modes of failure in design for reliable solutions
• Applies reliability principles in making decisions for equipment repairs
• Responsible for engineering deliverables such as:
• Piping and pressure vessel design
• Equipment fitness for service assessments
• Field support for maintenance and operational troubleshooting
• Supporting personal and process safety, including management of change
• Support Asset maintenance to ensure accuracy in preventative maintenance planning and sparing strategies
• Understand Asset equipment and processes to properly monitor unit health
• Provide mechanical engineering and integrity input for Asset outages and Turnarounds
• Expectation to uphold bps safety culture and beliefs

Must have educational qualifications:

Mechanical Engineering degree and relevant knowledge and experience to refinery equipment is preferred

Minimum years of relevant experience:

At least 5 years of relevant experience

Total years of experience:

5 -15 Years

Must have experiences/skills (To be hired with)

• Prior work experience functioning as a Unit Mechanical Engineer at an oil refinery (onsite)
• Strong understanding of refinery processes and equipment (piping, vessels, distillation columns, pumps, exchangers, furnaces, valves, etc..)
• Practical application of ASME B31.3, ASME Section VIII, ASME PCC-1/PCC-2, NBIC, API 570, API 571, API 510, API 579 (Level 2)
• Able to recommend appropriate inspection techniques for various applications (RT, UT, PT, MT, etc)
• Practical knowledge of metallurgy and welding processes
• Management of Change
• SAP

Good to have experiences/skills (Can be trained for learning/on-the-job):

• Reliability concepts
• Equipment Strategies
• GE APM

Shift support

2pm-11pm IST

% travel requirements

upto 10% travel