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Piping Stress Engineer (OGC)

Burns McDonnell

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based on 303 Reviews

5-12 years

Mumbai

1 vacancy

Piping Stress Engineer (OGC)

Burns & McDonnell

posted 5mon ago

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Job Description

Analysis experience of Static & Rotary equipment.
Nozzle load limit check, flange definition for flange leakage qualification, piping specials, and accuracy checking of Input.
Analysis of Stress model for Code stresses check [Sustain, Expansion, Occasional stresses], Displacement, Flange Leakage qualification using ASME Sec VIII, Equipment Nozzle loads/ Pipe Support qualification wrt. to vendor allowable / as per applicable code / Qualification using Nozzle-pro (where applicable).
Define Pipe Support requirement as per analysis and its support tagging and marking the stress comments on Isometrics.
Preparation of support loads for Civil & Structural group.
Preparation of documentation for Independent Quality Review.
Preparation of procurement specification with log sheet for Piping Specials like Cold Shoe, Spring, Rod Hanger, Struts, Snubbers, Expansion joints, etc., their TBA, and vendor drawing review.
Position may require interface and coordination with other engineering disciplines, designers, and detailers locally in the Mumbai office as well as remotely in various offices in the United States.
Knowledge in Piping engineering, Conceptual pipe routing and layout, Pipe and Valve materials specification preparation, piping specials, technical bid evaluation, Vendor data review and approval, isometrics checking, and approval would be an added advantage.

Qualifications

Bachelor s Degree in Mechanical/Chemical engineering
5-12 years of experience in detailed stress analysis associated with Energy/Oil & Gas projects.
Advanced understanding and proficient experience of design software such as Caesar II, knowledge of AutoPipe is added advantage.
Hands-on experience of Navisworks, SPR and Excel to develop design deliverables is preferred.
Engineers having experience in preparation of Piping Material Specification will be preferred.
Familiar with Energy/Oil & Gas industry codes and standards including ASME & API

Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent

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