Asset Integrity & Process Engineer

HR Connect Limited; Kawerau District; Presencial; NZD 110.000 - 150.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Five weeks annual leave

KiwiSaver contribution

Descripción de la vacante

Tuwharetoa Geothermal invites an experienced Asset Integrity & Process Engineer to join our Kawerau team. You will work hands-on across critical geothermal production, pipeline and steamfield assets, driving integrity programs and life-extension strategies.

Collaborate with operations, maintenance and engineering partners to strengthen Management of Change, improve reliability and deliver efficient steam delivery. Five weeks’ leave and KiwiSaver support the team.

Formación

• Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical, Mechanical, Process Engineering or equivalent.
• 5+ years engineering experience in geothermal, energy, petrochemical, industrial processes or heavy industry.
• Experience in asset integrity, reliability and/or process engineering.

Responsabilidades

• Lead asset integrity programmes across pipelines, pressure equipment, wells, vessels and steamfield infrastructure.
• Manage risk-based inspection, asset criticality and integrity risk programmes.
• Turn inspection findings into repair, replacement and life-extension strategies.
• Own the Management of Change process and strengthen engineering and risk disciplines.
• Use process engineering to improve reliability, efficiency and steam delivery.
• Lead investigations into equipment failures, process deviations and operational issues.
• Support PECPR, pipeline and pressure equipment compliance.
• Contribute to HAZOPs, design reviews, commissioning and future capital projects.
• Identify and drive opportunities to improve asset performance and reliability.

Conocimientos

Asset integrity

Reliability engineering

Process engineering

Risk analysis

Educación

Bachelor of Engineering

Herramientas

MoC

Pressure equipment

Descripción del empleo

Tuwharetoa ki Kawerau / About us
Tūwharetoa Geothermal operates significant geothermal assets in Kawerau, supplying energy to electricity generation and industrial process customers. Our interests also extend across farming and forestry in the Kawerau region.

We're looking for an experienced Asset Integrity & Process Engineer to join our team and play a key role in the performance and future of our geothermal operations.

This is hands-on engineering with real impact, working across critical geothermal production, pipeline and steamfield assets.

With a broad remit across asset integrity, process engineering, Management of Change and reliability, you'll tackle complex challenges, drive improvements and take genuine ownership.

Working alongside operations, maintenance, projects and specialist engineering partners, you'll:

• Lead asset integrity programmes across pipelines, pressure equipment, wells, vessels and steamfield infrastructure.
• Manage risk-based inspection, asset criticality and integrity risk programmes.
• Turn inspection findings and asset data into practical repair, replacement and life-extension strategies.
• Own the Management of Change process and strengthen engineering and risk disciplines.
• Use your process engineering expertise to improve reliability, efficiency and steam delivery.
• Lead investigations into equipment failures, process deviations and operational issues.
• Support PECPR, pipeline and pressure equipment compliance.
• Contribute to HAZOPs, design reviews, commissioning and future capital projects.
• Identify and drive opportunities to improve asset performance and reliability.

Qualifications

Ko wai koe / About you

You'll be a practical, curious engineer who enjoys being close to operations, getting into the detail and finding better ways to do things. Ideally, you'll bring:

• A Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical, Mechanical, Process Engineering or equivalent.
• 5+ years' engineering experience within geothermal, energy, petrochemical, industrial process or heavy industry.
• Experience in asset integrity, reliability and/or process engineering.
• Strong engineering risk, analytical and problem-solving capability.
• Experience with pressure equipment, pipelines, MoC or risk-based inspection would be an advantage.
• Geothermal experience and CPEng status, or progress towards Chartership, would be highly regarded.

Additional Information

Enjoy a competitive salary, five weeks' annual leave and 6% employer KiwiSaver contribution, within a supportive, family-friendly environment.