Sr Engineer MIQA & Civil Execution KG KKD

As a Mechanical Integrity and Quality Assurance Specialist, your role will involve driving Mechanical Integrity and Quality assurance systems for Fixed Equipment, Relief Systems, and Rotating equipment. You will be responsible for integrating management systems to support Mechanical Integrity, defining, implementing, and sustaining risk management initiatives for continuous improvement and compliance with industry/regulatory changes. Your key responsibilities will include: - Tracking, reporting, and identifying Mechanical Integrity trends on equipment - Aligning Mechanical Integrity and Quality Assurance (MIQA) programs with OMS group essentials and guidelines - Providing effective technical advice to the maintenance team, ensuring evaluation of threats, adherence to procedures, and completion of work as per technical procedures - Reporting and communicating any actions arising from inspection activities - Performing root cause analysis and failure investigations on systems and equipment - Providing timely and accurate reports to the Team Lead, recommending necessary actions - Planning Mechanical Integrity audits and carrying out Inspection, quality assurance, maintenance, and safety audits - Managing inspection data in systems such as Meridium, SAP, BIF, etc. - Monitoring Contractor's performance in terms of progress, manpower, and equipment deployment - Ensuring Construction activities are carried out safely in accordance with the Company's HSE Policy - Participating in the development of inspection and test plans for plant equipment - Reviewing drawings and specifications to determine the quantity and type of insulation required In addition to the above responsibilities, you should possess the following skills and competencies: - Knowledge of various Codes & Standards - Familiarity with Reliance OMS - Understanding of insulation, painting, and structural integrity - Proficiency in SAP PM & MM Module - Experience in piping and static equipment inspection and maintenance in refining and petrochemical business - Advantageous to hold API, CSWIP/CWI, SSPC, NACE certifications - Knowledge of non-destructive testing techniques applicable to inspection of plant equipment - Good understanding of construction and inspection codes To qualify for this role, you should have a Bachelor's degree in mechanical or civil engineering and a minimum of 5-6 years of working experience in the manufacturing, inspection, and maintenance of refining and petrochemical business.,