Senior Project Engineer

**Job Description**

**What You Will Do**

• Design products like chemical injection units, hydraulic power units, process systems, utility packages, pressure vessels, and structural skid frames.
• Work with a team to create diagrams that show how processes flow, where pipes and instruments go, and how equipment is laid out. You will also make fabrication drawings.
• You must size and choose parts like instruments, control valves, pumps, and do calculations for the systems.
• Create and build different types of packaged equipment, including selecting materials and testing the final products.
• Collaborate with suppliers to get the necessary parts.
• Keep track of project plans, costs, and tasks, and share this information with your team and supervisors.
• Use computer programs (CAD) to create designs and analyze structures for offshore projects, using standards like DNV and API.
• Write specifications for products and decide what raw materials and parts to use based on customer needs and industry standards.
• Review P&ID diagrams, layout drawings, and fabrication drawings for making skid units and modules.
• Provide technical support to the production team while they build and test the machines.
• Communicate regularly with customers and create user manuals.
• Test skid packages and equipment with team members and customers to ensure they meet project requirements.
• Stay in touch with customers regarding project needs and design reviews.
• Help troubleshoot any issues during the assembly and testing phases.

**Skills You Need**

• Former Engineer in the power distribution space with experience as a capital projects PM.
• Preferably experience within manufacturing.
• Experience with managing demanding end users and EPCs.
• Switchgear experience.

• **Multitasking:** You will often be involved in different parts of multiple projects, so being able to manage your time well is important.
• **Understanding of Hydraulics & Pneumatics:** Knowledge of pressure and flow dynamics is necessary.
• **Flexibility:** You should be open to handling many different products and projects at the same time.
• **Reviewing Documents:** You will need to check and make notes on structural drawings, piping drawings, P&IDs, testing procedures, and operation manuals.
• **Communication Skills:** You should be able to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing.
• **Teamwork:** You should be able to work well independently or with a team.
• **Ability to Work in Fast-Paced Environments:** You should complete tasks efficiently within project deadlines.
• **Organization:** Being well-organized is crucial.
• **Microsoft Office Proficiency:** You should be comfortable using Microsoft Office programs.
• **Knowledge of Offshore Equipment Standards:** Familiarity with offshore design standards is required.
• **Understanding of Industry Standards:** Knowledge of standards such as DNV 2.7-1/3, API RP 2A, and AISC is helpful.
• **Ability to Read P&IDs and PFDs:** You should understand the symbols used in diagrams.
• **Sizing Valves:** You should know how to size pressure relief valves and hydraulic accumulators according to standards.
• **Piping Standards:** Familiarity with piping standards like ASME B31.3 is needed.
• **Hazardous Area Classifications:** An understanding of classifications such as NEC, ATEX, and IECEX is important.

**Education and Experience Required**

• At least 5 years of experience working with skid-mounted equipment in a manufacturing environment. This includes structural design, selecting system components, and writing technical documents.
• A bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Petroleum, or Industrial Engineering is required.
• Experience with electrical equipment like switchgears and MCCs is preferred.
• Knowledge in power distribution and managing Capital projects is a plus.