Mechanical Engineer (Stationary Equipment)
Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia
Job Description
Position Description:
We are looking for a Mechanical Engineer (Stationary Equipment) to work under Uthmaniyah Gas Plant Department (UGPD).
UGP was brought on stream in 1980. The plant current processing capacity is 2.40 billion standard cubic feet per day (BSCFD) of gas. The plant products are NGL, Ethane, Sales Gas and Liquid Sulfur.
The engineer shall join the stationary engineering group within the Specialty Engineering Unit. The engineer is responsible of the integrity of all stationary equipment plant wide.
Provide daily technical support to the plant operations, projects and T&I.
Minimum Requirements:
The successful candidate should hold a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering.
Minimum of 10 years’ experience in mechanical, mostly in oil and/or gas industry.
Hands-on experience in piping design, valve selection, material selection, pressure vessel design, and heat exchanger.
Knowledge of the international standards and codes ASME, API and ASTM especially piping standard such as ASME B31.3, Pressure Vessel Code ASME I, II, IV and VIII.
Job Specification
Duties & Responsibilities:
You will be required to perform the following:
Lead engineering studies related to stationary equipment by analyzing and evaluating all data pertinent to problems.
Design new installations or modifications to existing facilities to improve quality, or throughput, work flow, or prevent losses.
Evaluate data as to scope, effect on existing installations or systems, economic value, long-range planning and budgetary considerations.
Develop scope and description of technology items, and lead the implementation and operation of developed solutions in the field.
Participate in HAZOP review sessions and ensure that all issues are addressed.
Review and understand project phases from project proposal until the filed executions.
Develop alternatives for solving problems with comparative cost analysis and estimate costs, prepare justifications and expenditure requests as required.
About us:
Saudi Aramco’s Exploration & Producing (E&P) business line oversees the world’s largest reserves of conventional crude oil, and the fourth-largest 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 cutting-edge 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, Saudi Aramco 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.