Pipe Stress Engineer for HRSG Piping & Analysis

Vogt Power International; Louisville (KY); Presencial; USD 75.000 - 95.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Vogt Power International in Louisville, KY seeks a Pipe Stress Engineer to analyze ASME pressure parts and supports for heat recovery steam generators. You will perform stress analyses, develop models, and design pipe supports while coordinating with multiple disciplines on schedule and scope.

Required BS in engineering with statics/dynamics focus, 2 years in HRSG or piping, and familiarity with Caesar II or AutoPIPE. Proficiency in Excel and knowledge of ASME B31.1 are preferred.

Formación

• BS in an engineering field with emphasis on statics, dynamics, stress analysis.
• Two years of experience in Heat Recovery Steam Generators or piping.
• Experience using Caesar II or AutoPIPE software.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and general computing.

Responsabilidades

• Perform piping stress analyses to ensure stresses stay within code limits.
• Develop piping stress models including all properties, contents and insulation.
• Locate and design pipe supports and restraints to minimize stresses.
• Collaborate with design groups to ensure accurate, on-schedule supports.
• Use hand calculations and software to determine expansions, stresses, and loads.
• Create reports describing assumptions, methods, and results from work performed.
• Participate in project meetings and follow ISO procedures.

Conocimientos

Piping stress analysis

Statics and dynamics

Team collaboration

Educación

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Herramientas

Caesar II

AutoPIPE

Excel

Descripción del empleo

Vogt Power International in Louisville, KY seeks a Pipe Stress Engineer to analyze ASME pressure parts and supports for heat recovery steam generators. You will perform stress analyses, develop models, and design pipe supports while coordinating with multiple disciplines on schedule and scope.

Required BS in engineering with statics/dynamics focus, 2 years in HRSG or piping, and familiarity with Caesar II or AutoPIPE. Proficiency in Excel and knowledge of ASME B31.1 are preferred.