About the role

AI summarised

The RBI Engineer will lead the development and implementation of Risk Based Inspection and Integrity Operating Windows frameworks for a global renewable fuels refinery in Singapore. This role involves managing mechanical integrity strategies, identifying damage mechanisms, and utilizing GE APM software to optimize asset reliability.

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Key Responsibilities

Leads development and implementation of the RBI and IOW framework, key user of the site’s GE APM RBI software.
Takes ownership and supports the improvement and implementation of the site inspection strategy.
Coordinates work done by cross-functional teams, also outside of the site.
Developing corrosion loops, identifying damage mechanisms/failure modes, defining IOWs, assessing risks based on the probability and consequence of failure is part of the job.
Facilitates the RBI and IOW workshop with a multi-discipline team of Operations, Process, Maintenance and Inspection Engineers

Requirements

Degree in Mechanical/Materials Engineering
At least 7 years of experience in refinery and/or petrochemical environment
Deep technical knowledge at advanced level - 5 years of experience in risk-based inspection development/implementation, inspection activities, turnarounds, projects and maintenance execution is essential.
Familiarity with damage mechanisms in the refinery would be preferred.
Having certifications in API 580, 510, 570, 653, CWI/CSWIP and possessing knowledge in ASME/EN codes would be an advantage.
Ability to share knowledge and apply best practices.
Good communication skills and internal/external stakeholder management
Ability to work independently as well as in a team.
Ability to facilitate and lead site as well as global initiatives.
Strong work ethic with a positive attitude and ability to make timely decisions through good analytical and problem solving skills.