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The Facilities Engineer provides front-line technical support to Maintenance and Operations personnel. Responsible for facility changes, this engineer interprets codes and regulations, performs upfront scoping, develops construction work packages, and manages risk according to the Client management of change (MOC) process. ?
The primary responsibilities of the Facilities Engineer role include:
Mechanical Engineering
* Be the point of contact for on-site technical support to the Maintenance and Operations teams.
* Provide engineering expertise on facility non-RIK changes, mechanical alterations/workarounds and equipment installations/repairs.
* Perform piping and mechanical system design in accordance with specifications, codes, regulations and recommended practices (e.g. CSA Z662, ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1, B31.1 & B31.3).
* Fulfill functions described in corporate integrity programs like PEIMS and PLIMP, including approval of closure weld forms and sign-off of EPE installations and hot taps.
* Provide upfront scoping for day-to-day, low complexity mechanical work and support scoping efforts for larger projects through field verifications, data gathering and walk downs.
* Generate mechanical engineering work packages by creating and modifying engineering drawings such as P&IDs, line lists and general arrangement layouts.
* Develop standardized designs and methodologies for repeatable projects.
* Perform field validations to verify the design content of controlled technical documents.
* Complete project management deliverables for in-scope work including cost estimates, schedules, forecasting, budget stewardship and reporting.
* Cascade work to other engineering teams based on scope and responsibilities.
Risk Management
* Facilitate the Client Management of Change (MOC) process to safely manage facility changes.
Engineering Processes
* Submit Engineering Investigations (EI) and management of change (MOC) requests on behalf of assigned facilities.
* Support Operations in framing and scoping requests to engage centralized engineering teams.
* Ensure engineering work is carried out within the requirements of the Client Professional Practice Management Plan (PPMP).
Experience:
* Must be legally entitled to work in Canada
* Licensed Professional Engineer registered with APEGA or APEGS
* 4 years mechanical and/or facilities engineering experience is required; 6-8 years is an asset.
* Experience in oil and gas facilities is an asset
* Capable of working in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities and deadlines
* Exceptional interpersonal, communication, organization and time management skills
* Capable of working independently and collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary team
About Petroplan
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