Senior Corrosion Engineer - Pipeline & Refinery Integrity

ADNOC Group; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 300,000 - 520,000; Full time

Job summary

ADNOC Group seeks an experienced corrosion engineer to supervise and implement corrosion mitigation across refinery operations, pipelines, wells and facilities. You will analyze results, lead remedial measures and ensure coating and monitoring programs meet specifications.

The role includes in-situ metallography, failure investigations and participation in TAR/turnaround activities to improve integrity and longevity of assets.

Qualifications

• Bachelor Degree in Chemical/Metallurgy or Mechanical engineering qualification or equivalent.
• At least 8 years experience in the same or similar role in the oil and gas industry.

Responsibilities

• Implements corrosion control policies to mitigate attacks on structures and facilities.
• Plans and implements work programs covering Cathodic Protection, Chemical Treatment, Internal Corrosion Monitoring, and Coating inspection & evaluation.
• Plans and evaluates cathodic protection surveys to confirm effectiveness of deployed systems; recommends improvements.
• Monitors coatings on equipment, structures and facilities; prepares coating repair programs.
• Participates in corrosion inspections during shutdowns and investigates failures to identify causes.
• Updates corrosion and material data systems with test results and related information.
• Performs root cause analysis (RLA) and prepares corrosion loops and RBI-related tasks.

Skills

Corrosion monitoring

Cathodic protection

Coating inspection

Failure investigations

RLA studies

Risk Based Inspection

Metallography

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemical/Metallurgy or Mechanical engineering

Job description

ADNOC Group seeks an experienced corrosion engineer to supervise and implement corrosion mitigation across refinery operations, pipelines, wells and facilities. You will analyze results, lead remedial measures and ensure coating and monitoring programs meet specifications.

The role includes in-situ metallography, failure investigations and participation in TAR/turnaround activities to improve integrity and longevity of assets.