Inspector Engineering

Our client a leading global energy business seeks an Inspector Engineering to work with the Gas Producing Operations Engineering Division (GPOED) under the Gas Producing Department.

The primary role of the GPOED Corrosion and Inspection Unit entails corrosion engineering, asset integrity assessment, quality control and quality assurance. Ensuring that the requirements of corporate standards, repair procedures and guidelines are followed is a prime activity and essential to provide effective assurance against unexpected failures and leaks that can jeopardize safety and production.

The Inspector Engineering has the primary responsibility to perform, acquire, process, and report inspection data in accordance with company standards, procedures and requirements. This role requires a great deal of coordination and communication with multiple disciplines.

Duties & Responsibilities:
Review engineering packages and submitting comments in detail.
Identify problems and offering solutions in a logical manner.
Develop inspection monitoring plans based on the identified damage mechanisms of a process unit.
Conduct inspection of the plant and equipment, maintain/update equipment inspection records and issue reports as required.
Coordinate with operations, maintenance, process and corrosion engineers on a regular basis for static equipment and piping condition monitoring, and developing inspection plans for the enhancement of their integrity.
Monitor inspection schedules and followup for compliance of inspection requirements as per relevant company and international standards and procedures.
Review thickness monitoring locations and methods, analyze the NDT data/reports and issue recommendations.
Participate in shutdowns, issue recommendations for ensuring the integrity of all equipment and piping, monitor the implementation of the recommendations, and forecast the materials required for the next shutdown.
Participate in incident investigations and failure analysis reviews related to the mechanical integrity of static equipment and identify the weakness in the procedures, systems and methods. Willing to work at remote areas, if required.
Train young and less experienced engineers. 

Candidate requirements
As the successful candidate you will hold an Engineering degree from a recognized and approved program.
Must have minimum of 5 years industrial experience including oil or gas facility inspection experience.
Should be computer literate, proficient in the English language (read/write/speak) and able to maintain productive effective and cordial working relationships in a multicultural environment
Must be certified in the following:
SNTTC1A or equivalent as Level II in PT, MT, RTFI, and UTTG. ;
AWS CWI or CSWIP 3.1 certification;
API 570;
Must be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of codes such as ASME Section I, V, VIII and IX, ASME B31.3, API 510, 570, RP 571, 653;

The Business:
The company’s Exploration & Producing (E&P) business line oversees the world’s largest reserves of conventional crude oil, and the fourthlargest reserves of natural gas. The Company’s reserves portfolio include Ghawar, the world’s largest onshore oil field, and Safaniya, the largest offshore field. Company geologists are actively seeking additional reserves in many areas of the Kingdom, offshore in the Gulf and the Red Sea and onshore in the deserts and mountains. Petroleum engineers and earth scientists in E&P work with cuttingedge technology to manage and produce these reserves, including 3D visualization, reservoir simulation and remote geosteering of multilateral wells. The Company’s Exploration and Petroleum Engineering Center, or EXPEC, is home to one of the industry’s most powerful computer centers. Research and development into subsurface upstream technology is conducted at the EXPEC Advanced Research Center. For more than two decades in a row, the company has been ranked the No. 1 oil company in the world by Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the men and women of Exploration & Producing.