Mechanical integrity Repair Engineer

Our client, a global leader in materials science, committed to delivering integrity, respect, and safety to their customers, employees, and the planet. People are at the core of the business, reflecting the diversity of the communities. If you’re seeking a challenging and meaningful role, you’ve come to the right place.

We are currently seeking a Mechanical Integrity Repair Engineer to join our client’s team Rayong, Thailand. In this role, you will play a critical part in ensuring the reliability, integrity, and maintainability of our client’s facilities.

Responsibilities:

• Deliver technical expertise in equipment design and repair methodologies to enhance the reliability, availability, and integrity of facility assets.
• Oversee the installation, repair, inspection, testing, and maintenance of mechanical integrity assets, ensuring adherence to regulatory, corporate, and international standards.
• Develop and lead repair strategies for static mechanical equipment, including creating repair plans, collaborating with subject matter experts (SMEs), and ensuring field execution aligns with approved methods and standards.
• Conduct assessments to determine equipment suitability for service and perform stress analysis as needed.
• Ensure all maintenance activities align with Pressure Equipment and Pressure Relief Devices Integrity Management Plans, Leak Management Plans, and Corrosion Management Plans.
• Participate in process hazard evaluations to identify and mitigate risks.
• Safely execute mechanical engineering tasks and provide technical support during field operations.
• Act as a technical liaison with equipment vendors and external contractors to ensure effective collaboration.
• Assist SMEs in root cause analysis of equipment failures and contribute to the development of repair techniques.
• Provide technical guidance to plant personnel for troubleshooting equipment failures, conducting repairs, and assessing equipment fitness for service conditions.

Qualifications:

• A Bachelor’s or College Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Welding Engineering, or a related discipline.
• At least 5 years of hands-on experience in repairing piping, storage tanks, pressure containment equipment (PCE), and life-for-life replacements of static equipment within the Chemical, Petrochemical, or Refinery sectors.
• Proven experience in construction work and effective communication with technicians and contractors.
• Holding a CSWIP/CWI certification is a strong advantage.
• In-depth knowledge of construction and inspection codes, including ASME VIII (Div. 1, 2), ASME B31.3, API 650, 620, 653, 510, 570, and NBIC 23.
• Familiarity with critical lifting procedures for static equipment in refineries, oil & gas, and petrochemical plants.
• Experience in hydro-blasting and chemical cleaning of static equipment is desirable.
• Understanding of hydrocarbon cracker manufacturing technologies.