Senior Corrosion Engineer - EPC Phase

Intertek; France; Hybride; EUR 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Intertek, a multinational leader in ATIC services, is seeking a Senior Corrosion Engineer to oversee materials selection, corrosion control, and integrity assurance during EPC phases of energy projects. You will ensure designs comply with international codes and client standards, enabling safe, reliable, and corrosion‑resistant operation throughout the lifecycle.

Responsibilities include developing corrosion documentation, conducting risk assessments, defining corrosion loops and material

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Materials Engineering, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering.
• Master’s degree in Corrosion Engineering is an advantage.
• Minimum 5 years combined EPC and operational corrosion experience.
• API 580 qualification or minimum RBI experience.
• Experience with corrosion control, materials selection, and integrity assurance.

Responsabilités

• Develop corrosion control documentation and materials selection guidelines.
• Perform corrosion risk assessments for process systems.
• Define piping corrosion loops, corrosion allowances, and material classes.
• Review PIDs, PFDs, UFDs, coatings and CP specifications.
• Support RBI studies and inspection strategies, including Integrity Operating Windows.
• Provide technical support for welding, coatings, CP installation.
• Assist pre‑commissioning and commissioning teams with chemical injection and passivation.

Connaissances

RBI software

API 580

Corrosion Eng

Materials science

NACE/AMPP cert

Onshore/offshore

EPC experience

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Materials Eng/MET/Mech/Chem

Master’s degree in Corrosion Engineering

Outils

Antea

One APM-Meridium

DNV Synergi

Credo

Aware

Description du poste

Intertek, Multinational Company leadr in ATIC (Assurace, Testing, Inspection, Certification) is seeking a Senior Corrosion Engineers for upcoming work related to Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) phase of multiple Energy projects.

The Corrosion Engineer provides technical authority for materials selection, corrosion control, and integrity assurance during EPC project phases, ensuring that all designs, specifications, and procurement packages comply with project requirements, international codes, and Client standards. The role ensures that the facility is designed for safe, reliable, and corrosion‑resistant operation throughout its lifecycle.

Responsabilities:

• Develop documentation related to Corrosion Control (Manuals, Philosophies) and Materials Selection (Guidelines, Diagrams).
• Perform Corrosion Risk Assessments studies for all process systems.
• Define piping Corrosion Loops and Circuits, Corrosion Allowances, Design Life Criteria, and Material Classes.
• Review and approve documentation (PIDs, PFDs, UFDs, Coating specifications, CP specifications).
• Provide input to RBI studies and inspection strategies, including Integrity Operating Windows development, degradation mechanisms assignment, risk ranking, etc.
• Ensuring compliance with Client standards and international codes.
• Provide technical support for welding issues, material substitutions, coating failures, CP installation.
• Support pre‑commissioning and commissioning teams on chemical injection, flushing & cleaning, passivation and preservation.

• Bachelor’s degree in Materials Engineering, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering. Master’s degree in Corrosion Engineering is an advantage.
• Proven experience within Corrosion Engineering department of EPC projects. Minimum 2 projects shall be for a major Energy company.
• Proven experience as Corrosion Engineer during operational phases (brownfield experience).
• Minimum 5 years combined experience (EPC + Operational) for Corrosion Engineers; minimum 10 years combined experience for Senior Corrosion Engineers.
• RBI/IDMS Software experience is essential (e.g. Antea, One APM-Meridium, DNV Synergi, Credo, Aware, etc.).
• API 580 qualified or minimum 5 years proven experience in executing RBI Assessments.
• Nice to have: NACE/AMPP Corrosion or CP Specialist
• Nice to have: API core (510/570/653) and API supplemental (571, 577) certifications
• Conversant with international codes and standards related to corrosion and materials.
• Strong knowledge in damage mechanisms related to both onshore and offshore energy assets (upstream, midstream, downstream).
• Thorough understanding of materials behavior and metallurgy for carbon steels, low‑alloy steels, stainless steels, duplex alloys, nickel alloys, and corrosion‑resistant cladding systems.