Mechanical Engineer Level I

I. SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Directly responsible for the specification and design of all projects mechanical equipment for both stationary and rotating, and piping systems
II. RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Prepares mechanical data sheets in conjunction with the Process Engineering group to specify mechanical equipment requirements
• Performs piping stress analysis utilizing Caesar software
• Works in conjunction with the piping group and suggests modifications to piping routing as required to reduce piping stress to acceptable levels
• Prepares "Request for Quote" documentation necessary to obtain vendor pricing for mechanical equipment
• Prepares bid tabs and make recommendations to the client for the purchase of mechanical equipment
• Performs calculations for nozzle loading and reinforcement, pumps sizing including motor horsepower and NPSH, and WRC-107 stress analysis
III. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
• Working knowledge of mechanical equipment fundamentals for pumps, heat exchangers, air coolers, furnaces, vessels, towers, tower internals, etc. in the petroleum industry sector
• Working knowledge of piping systems, design, P&ID's and associated components in the petroleum industry sector
• Actively pursuing registration as a professional engineer
• BS in Mechanical Engineering
• 0-3 years' experience specifying and working with mechanical equipment for both stationary and rotating
• Excellent communication skills - verbal and written
• Working knowledge of Caesar stress analysis software
• Available for short-term travel
• Passed fundamentals of Engineering Exam
• Be able to obtain and maintain TWIC and client facility entry requirements
IV. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS:
Reports directly to the Mechanical Engineering Manager
V. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
• Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Must be able to lift 40 pounds at times
• Must be able to work in facilities, climbing ladder, stairs, and walking in warm temperatures