Principal Materials / Corrosion Engineer
Building on our past. Ready for the future
Worley is a global professional services company of energy, chemicals and resources experts. We partner with customers to deliver projects and create value over the life of their assets. We’re bridging two worlds, moving towards more sustainable energy sources, while helping to provide the energy, chemicals and resources needed now.
Summary of Role:
Responsible for consultancy and engineering activities relating to corrosion management and materials integrity.
Responsibilities / Duties:
• Participate under Principle / Lead Engineer Supervision to Create and develop the Corrosion Management Program.
• Specify and identify the Corrosion loops and the potential corrosion mechanisms.
• Create and develop Corrosion control strategies to cover the different corrosion mitigations methodologies.
• Aware with RBI assessment methodology.
• Prepare and issue engineering corrosion philosophy, material selection reports and perform corrosion rate calculations.
• Create and develop material selection diagram.
• Advise for equipment, valves, and piping material selection based on internal and external corrosion
• Provide authoritative technical assessment and interpretation of corrosion aspects.
• Support a cost-effective material selection of Company engineering projects during the design phase.
• Prepare coating specifications and insulation specifications.
• Ensure that all produced deliverables are complied with QA/QC and ISO System requirements of the Company.
• Carry out, review, approve and/or supervise work using Company and Client design methods, standards and data, to a high quality and in accordance with Project requirements
• Ensure that Company and Client’s Health and Safety, Environmental and Quality Management Procedures
• Bachelor’s Degree in engineering, Mater Degree is preference.
• Successful corrosion practitioner experience in the oil and gas or related industries with sound knowledge of relevant plant, process or production chemistry, and structural and process materials properties.
• Must be able to demonstrate up–to-date knowledge of and be able to use applicable national and international standards in the corrosion or related fields.
• NACE certified is preference.
• Aware with Saudi Aramco Standards and specifications.
• Excellent communication, coaching and collaboration skills.
• Excellent knowledge of written and spoken English.
• Proficiency in Microsoft office
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