TPE V/ Principal Piping Engineer

Typical responsibilities:

Expert in Layout and Material.

Stress Analysis knowledge

Beginning to focus in an area of specialization.

Proficient user of relevant software and calculation templates

Ability to comprehend and interpret technical information applicable to their discipline of engineering.

Demonstrates the application of theory in a practical context.

Good communication skills.

Positive attitude, collaborative and issue resolving skill.

Experience of major project completed in S3d/E3D environment.

Providing discipline expertise to the business

Uses technical knowledge to perform engineering assignments and produce a range of engineering deliverables (including more complex tasks)

Evaluates, selects, and adapts standard techniques, procedures, and criteria to perform tasks

Fully qualified to execute most standard and straight forward engineering activities, working unsupervised on most aspects of work

Performs all conventional aspects of design engineering and analysis, acting as document originator

Creates and reviews designs, drawings, specifications, and other engineering deliverables involving both existing and new technology and applications

Problems presented involve new concepts and new and varied issues that demand technical expertise, increased innovations, or considerable modifications of precedents

Establishes detailed designs and performance specifications to fulfill the requirements of assigned general specifications for components, systems, processes

Plans and carries out successive steps and handles problems with general guidance from instructions, policies, and precedents

Responsible for meeting discipline cost and schedule requirements in production of deliverables, coordinates own work schedule, and prepares progress reports

Recommends changes in plans and estimated cost when necessary

Develops a range of engineering deliverables, including specifications, calculations, reports, technical requisitions, and others

Interprets specifications and investigates difficulties

Reviews vendor documents

Active participation in design reviews

Conducts problem solving in the area of expertise: problems involve new concepts and new and varied problems to be solved that demand technical expertise, investigation, and interpretation

Develops alternative solutions, identifies risks and benefits

Develops solutions to non - recurring problems by appraising, interpreting, and evaluating various precedents and data

Exercises professional judgement in selecting and interpreting information and modifying standard methods and procedures

In consultancy business areas, may deliver small - scale projects with responsibility for cost, schedule, resource allocation and risk, while working within an established program management plan

Provide technical input and support to proposals as required