Piping Stress Engineer (Entry-Mid Level)

Piping Stress Engineer (Entry-Mid Level)

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• Prepare specifications, standards and concepts for the works to comply with job requirements.
• Perform stress analysis on piping systems using CAESAR-II ensuring compliance with specifications, codes and standards.
• Evaluate computed stress, equipment nozzle, flange leakage, trunnion calculations, loads for pipe supports and thermal displacements.
• Prepare analysis reports, datasheets and other technical documents.
• Collaborate with design engineers for appropriate pipe and structural supports.
• Work closely with piping design, mechanical, civil & structural and process teams to ensure seamless design integration.
• Develop and maintain schedules and progress reports for piping stress analysis tasks.
• Coordinate with discipline engineers and piping component vendors for technical issues.
• Provide recommendations for modifications or improvements to design.
• Plan, schedule and oversee the quality control of the works to ensure timely and budget-compliant completion.
• Contribute to knowledge sharing, innovation and continuous improvement within the team.
• Stay updated on emerging tools, technologies and industry codes relevant to piping stress analysis.

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent.
• 1-5 years of experience in piping stress analysis (internships or entry-level roles count).
• Familiarity with key industry standards such as ASME31.3, EJMA, API, Shell DEP and Petronas PTS.
• Strong knowledge in preparing engineering specifications, instructions and work procedures relevant to piping stress analysis.
• In-depth understanding of pipe support selection and design.
• Hands-on experience in interpreting piping isometrics, piping arrangement drawings, piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&ID).
• Basic knowledge of piping systems in oil & gas, petrochemical, and chemical processing plants.
• Proficient in CAESAR II and AUTOCAD software.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Familiarity with progress monitoring, control practices and quality assurance.
• Ability to work effectively in a team and possess excellent interpersonal skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft applications (Word, Excel and PowerPoint as a minimum).
• Excellent command of English, both spoken and written.
• Awareness of finite element analysis (FEA) methods and tools is beneficial.
• Understanding of vibration analysis such as for acoustic-induced vibration (AIV) and flow-induced vibration (FIV) is a plus.

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