Mechanical Engineer

Three to five years related engineering experience
A bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
Must be a Professional Engineer or eligible for membership with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA)
Background in static equipment inspection, maintenance and design and have an extensive knowledge of commonly used design and fabrication codes as well as post construction specifications for pressure vessels, furnaces, heat exchangers and process and slurry piping
Experience using mechanical design tools for static equipment (such as PV Elite, CAESAR II stress analysis, SagePlus, CodeCalc ) to support design verification and Fitness for Service (FFS) assessment
Knowledge of materials engineering and risk-based work selection process considered assets
Support execution of equipment strategy work
A valid driver’s licence

Provide general mechanical engineering support relating to static equipment fitness for service (FFS) assessment, repair specifications, re-rate assessment, failure investigation, purchase specification, equipment strategies support etc. to site operating units
Produce engineering packages with varying scope and complexity such as: Repair packages (both emergency/routine maintenance, outage, and turnaround), Upgrade packages following Management of Change (MOC) process, risk assessment / peer review, preparation of engineering drawings/sketches, updating data sheets, etc., Purchase specifications for new and replacement pressure equipment., Support fitness for service assessments such as minimum thickness calculations, re-rates, material alterations, fire damage assessment etc.
Support shutdown scope development
Work collaboratively with process, maintenance and technical personnel to resolve plant and system issues
Conduct root cause failure analysis for static equipment

Knowledge of materials engineering and risk-based work selection process considered assets