Pipe Stress Engineer

MNC; Navi Mumbai; On-site; INR 900,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Energy solutions exposure

Job summary

Energy Solutions, headquartered in Belgium, is opening an office in Mumbai and is hiring a Pipe Stress Engineer for its Energy Solutions division. The role covers pipe stress analysis of HRSGs, industrial boilers, and molten salt solar receivers.

The engineer will perform detailed pipe stress work from order to provisional acceptance, ensuring compliance with ASME/ISO/EN, internal standards, and customer specs, and will produce calculation reports.

Qualifications

• 3–8 years of relevant engineering experience.
• B.E. in Mechanical Engineering or M.E.
• Willingness for international travel.

Responsibilities

• Apply the Design Process and perform pipe stress analysis for proposals and projects.
• Conduct detailed pipe stress analyses during project execution.
• Issue calculation reports and ensure technical documentation meets codes.
• Ensure conformance to codes (ASME/ISO/EN) and customer specs.
• Deliver documentation to the Project Team within schedule and budget.

Tools

CAESAR II

Job description

To support its growth, of our clients' Energy Solutions, headquartered in Belgium, is opening an office in Mumbai, and is hiring a Pipe Stress Engineer.

The Pipe Stress Engineer is an employee in charge of the pipe stress analysis of the products of the Energy Business of our client Main products are HRSG’s (Heat Recovery Steam Generators), IB’s (Industrial Boilers) and MSSR’s (Molten Salt Solar Receiver).

He/She executes the detailed pipe stress engineering during project execution from the award of an order to the provisional acceptance of the equipment. The Pipe Stress Engineer is particularly responsible to ensure that the pipe stress analysis of the product is compliant to applicable codes and norms, to the contractual technical specifications and to internal standards as defined in the Design Process according to the QMS (quality management system) of the Energy Business.

The Pipe Stress Engineer is responsible for the pipe stress analysis of products for proposals and project execution under the hierarchical responsibility of the Pipe Stress Manager and the functional responsibility of the Proposal Engineer or the Technical Project Manager with the following objectives:

• Conformance to applicable codes and norms, contractual scope of supply, Customer’s technical specifications, internal standards, and local regulations,
• Quality, conformity, and completeness of the technical documentation,
• Respect of document delivery schedules,
• Optimization of the design,
• Control of internal and external interfaces.

Key Responsibilities

The duties of the Pipe Stress Engineer are amongst others:

• Application of the Design Process,
• Pipe stress analysis of products for the proposals of the Energy Sector of client,
• Detailed pipe stress analysis of products during project execution,
• Issue of calculation reports,
• Optimization of the design,
• Conformity of the technical documentation to applicable codes and norms,
• Respect of Customer specifications and requirements,
• Technical risks assessments,
• Application of internal standards and good practices,
• Delivery of the technical documentation to the Project Team according to the project schedule and within the specified budget.

The Pipe Stress Engineer reports to the Pipe Stress Manager.

Education & Experience

• 3-8 years of relevant experience within an engineering context.
• B.E. in Mechanical Engineering / M.E

Background, Skills, and Competencies

The Pipe Stress Engineer has a specialist profile. He/She must be available for temporary missions, sometimes on short notice, including international travels

His / Her technical skills are:

• Understanding of international codes and norms (ASME, ISO and EN) in particular with ASME B31 and EN13480
• Technical skills related to products (thermal, mechanical design)
• Software skills with Caesar II
• General knowledge of steel materials
• Ability to read mechanical drawings (especially piping isometric drawings)
• Application of internal technical choices
• Understanding of his professional environment
• Understanding of product and organization interfaces
• Knowledge of the MS Office, particularly Excel