Lead Flow Assurance Engineer — Aberdeen, Flexible Hours
Kent
Aberdeen City
On-site
GBP 75,000 - 110,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible working arrangements
Supportive employee networks
Job summary
A leading engineering company is seeking a Lead Flow Assurance Engineer to be based in Aberdeen. This position involves providing specialist support during peak project periods in the energy sector. Key responsibilities include developing technical notes and reports alongside high-quality deliverables while ensuring compliance with various codes and standards. Applicants should have a degree in Chemical Engineering and significant industry experience, particularly in oil and gas or low carbon energy projects. Proficiency with OLGA, Pipesim, and Multiflash is also required.
Qualifications
Engineering degree, honours or equivalent in Chemical Engineering or similar.
Likely Chartered Engineer status with the Institution of Chemical Engineers or equivalent.
Significant related experience in the Oil and Gas Industry and/or Low Carbon Energy Transition projects.
Responsibilities
Provide ad-hoc specialist support during peak project periods.
Deliver high-quality outputs ensuring compliance with codes and standards.
Develop technical notes, reports, and flow assurance models.
Skills
Flow assurance deliverables
QA/QC processes
Steady state and transient modelling
OLGA
Pipesim
Multiflash
Education
Engineering degree in Chemical Engineering or equivalent
Tools
OLGA
Pipesim
Multiflash
Job description
A leading engineering company is seeking a Lead Flow Assurance Engineer to be based in Aberdeen. This position involves providing specialist support during peak project periods in the energy sector. Key responsibilities include developing technical notes and reports alongside high-quality deliverables while ensuring compliance with various codes and standards. Applicants should have a degree in Chemical Engineering and significant industry experience, particularly in oil and gas or low carbon energy projects. Proficiency with OLGA, Pipesim, and Multiflash is also required.