Mechanical Static Engineer

Working Location : Pulau Bukom

Working Days : Monday to Friday

Working Hours : 8.00am to 5.00pm

Salary : $5,500 to $6,000 per month

AWS : 1 month for every 12 months continuous service

What’s the Role?

The Mechanical Static Engineer is a part of the MMI (Mechanical, Material and Integrity) team in the Engineering division of the Bukom Manufacturing Site, with focus on supporting Bukom.

You also be responsible for the followings:

• Provide day-to-day specialist mechanical engineering support, e.g., piping standards, Storage Facilities, Fired Equipment and Pressure vessel issues, for the Production Unit to deliver the Refinery Business Objectives.
• Develop, Lead Implementation and Maintains Bukom Engineering Practices (BEP) on Static Equipment and ensures full compliance of mechanical engineering practices with statutory obligations, Engineering Codes of Practices and Shell DEP standards.
• Focal point for developing / updating mechanical engineering policies and guidelines. Develop and Maintain Static Equipment Maintenance procedures. Assume Leader role in implementation of new procedure.
• Provide mechanical engineering inputs for new Capital/Revamp Projects during the Pre-FEED phase of project (i.e., Select phase) or act as Champion to develop the scope of new Capital/Revamp Projects.
• Provide asset owner PUDT with mechanical engineering support to deliver the Refinery Business Objectives.
• Lead and facilitate in Causal Learning Investigation/Root Cause Analysis of major/complex equipment/system problems and provide recommendations to ensure the reliability of these equipment.
• Develop and lead implementation of Asset Master Plan for the Refinery including ECC and utilities units.
• Make proactive contributions for improvement of the maintenance or plant reliability to Production Unit Managers in ensuring technical integrity of the assets, lead and championing reliability improvement programs in the refinery.
• Drive sustainable development and reliable execution of Bukom Total Flange Assurance program. SME for the site TFA process and procedure.
• Develops comprehensive discipline scope for TA and SD scheduled for assigned unit. Provides mechanical support during TA and conduct technical post-mortem reviews of TA execution.
• Lead search and implementation of new technologies, methods and tools to assure safe and productive execution of maintenance tasks.
• Perform Engineering Design verification for existing equipment such as vessels, columns, tanks and heat exchanges using PV Elite, Code Calc, Tank and Disasu software.
• Provide FFS assessment services for static equipment or piping as per API 579 where required. Provide FFS training to young Mechanical Engineers within the team.
• Review and approve the mechanical design of Engineered Clamps for temporary repairs.
• To identify the bad actors and potential threats in static equipment and piping across the site with the support of Operations / Maintenance / Technology teams to arrive with mitigations plan.
• Evaluate technical acceptance of deviation/derogation of mechanical items before it is passed to higher Technical Authority for approval.

What You Must Have:

• Possess a Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
• At least 5 years of experience in delivering or supporting asset integrity work in assets.
• Able to focus le to focus on longer term improvements even in the midst of short-term challenges.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
• Good knowledge and experience of the followings:

1. field engineering/construction/asset-support as well as equipment integrity & fitness for service
2. investigation of equipment/piping failure
3. static equipment engineering standards and best practices
4. develop, design, specify and evaluate pressure vessels, heat exchangers and other process equipment
5. degradation and corrosion control system design and management
6. asset integrity management and repair assessments
7. non-destructive testing (NDT)
8. field inspection
9. investigation of equipment failure