Plant Corrosion Engineer (Relocation to Saudi Arabia)

This is full-time expatriate, residential position based in Saudi Arabia

Overview

We are seeking a Plant Corrosion Engineer to join the Riyas Engineering Division (RNGLFD) which is part of the Riyas NGL Fractionation Dept (RNGLFD)

RNGLFD is responsible for two trains, each designed to process 255 MBOD (242.25 MBCD). Each train will include fractionation units, C3 & C4 treatment, C3 & C4 dehydration and propane refrigeration. The common facilities will include feed and product surge storage, chemicals storage and utilities including, but not limited to, steam and condensate recovery systems, utility water, plant, instrument air and nitrogen systems, machinery cooling water, drainage and flare systems. Some of the systems (e.g., steam headers, flare headers, product storage) have been pre-invested for the future train.

The primary role will be to implement, support and continually improve RNGLFP inspection corrosion management programs and provide consolatory advice in materials, ensuring cost effective material selection and corrosion mitigation strategies, which will ensure mechanical integrity of the materials, applied on all plant assets including equipment and piping through their life cycle.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Implement corrosion management program and on-stream monitoring and Conduct risk-based inspection based on API-580 methodology.
• Review and approve recommend solutions for coating failures and cathodic protection and participate in Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) review sessions and ensure that all issues are addressed.
• Manage water treatment program and recommend solutions to overcome challenges and review design packages and validate materials selection based on current code and standards.
• Validate corrosion controls corrosion controls, corrosion (CCD), corrosion loops and corrosion damage mechanisms frequently.
• Assess FEED composition changes and approve recommend solution to assure assets integrity.
• Develop scope and description of technology items, and lead field implementation.
• Develop and transfer knowledge about use of coating, Cathodic protection (CP), corrosion inhibitors and other corrosion controls and best practices.
• Extract data and draw conclusions from Corrosion Monitoring Technologies, and troubleshoot corrosion problems and address root causes.
• Perform the regular review and update on the plants Integrity Operating Windows (IOW) and Corrosion loops drawings shall be updated by adding emerging damage mechanisms or removing damage mechanisms because of plant upgrades.
• Adjust and modify inspection practices and programs shall be reflected based on such modifications and perform special studies in corrosion control. Evaluates data as to scope, impact and long-range cost effectiveness on existing and new projects.
• Review operations and monitoring activities to identify needed system modifications or procedural changes associated with corrosion control with conduct corrosion mitigation and integrity review to optimize the inspection and corrosion programs and maintain assets integrity.

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, preferably in mechanical engineer.
• 15 years experience processing in Oil/Gas Industry.
• Demonstrate experience in material science and metrology, different NDT technology and their applications and knowledge in engineering aspect of welding.
• Strong Knowledge of international standards and codes NACE, ASME, API and ASTM especially inspection and corrosion standards such as API-571, API-580, API-570 and API-510.
• Valid NACE Specialist Certification or NACE Senior Corrosion Technologist or combination of NACE Corrosion Technologist, API-571 and NACE CP level II.

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