About the role
AI summarisedThe Senior Pipe Stress Engineer is responsible for performing comprehensive pipe stress analysis using Caesar II, ensuring compliance with project specifications and classification society rules. This role involves interpreting contract documents, developing piping specifications, analyzing stress outputs, conducting on-site inspections, and providing technical guidance to piping designers. The engineer works independently to optimize support designs, resolve analysis failures, and prepare detailed reports for client approval, primarily in offshore and shipyard environments including FPSO projects.
IndustrialOnsite
Key Responsibilities
- Interprets and understands contract documents and scope of work, including GTD and SOW
- Ensures compliance with classification society rules and requirements (e.g., ABS, DNV, etc.)
- Develops and updates piping specifications in line with project standards
- Reviews and interprets P&IDs, equipment specifications, and other piping-related documentation
- Provides advice and guidance to piping designers based on analysis results
- Analyzes calculation outputs and prepare detailed reports for client approvals
- Conducts on-site inspections during vessel onboarding to verify as-built conditions
- Prepares pipe stress philosophies and critical line lists
- Builds and maintains Caesar II models for pipe stress analysis, ensuring all inputs comply with project specifications
- Performs comprehensive stress analyses including stress, deflection, equipment nozzle, flange, fatigue, and blast case checks (when applicable)
- Identifies and recommends solutions to address any stress analysis failures
- Optimizes support loads to ensure safe and efficient pipe support design
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering
- Minimum 5 years of experience in piping engineering or related roles involving similar responsibilities
- Hands-on experience with Offshore and Shipyard projects, including rig building and shipbuilding activities
- Prior involvement in FPSO projects, with exposure to both topsides and marine aspects