Corrosion Engineer

Company: Saudi Aramco (ASC)
Skills: Mechanical Engineering, Corrosion Engineering
Experience: 12 + Years
Education: Bachelors/3-5 yr Degree
Location: Saudi Arabia

Req Number: 18917BR

Position Description:
We are looking for a Corrosion Engineer to work under Fadhili Gas Plant Department (FGP).

FGP is one of Aramco mega projects under construction to expand Master Gas System (MGS) to cater for the Kingdom’s growing energy demand. FGP is a key component of the Kingdom’s master gas system, processing 2.5 BCFD gas from the onshore and offshore gas fields. FGP is responsible for safe operation and maintenance of, gas treat, gas dehydration, sulfur recovery & tail gas treatment, MEG regeneration units and associated utilities.

The engineer will implement corrosion management program (CMP) and conduct on stream monitoring analyses including other detailed corrosion assessment and investigation.
Perform inter-disciplinary work during routine oil & gas facility operations.

Minimum Requirements:
The successful candidate should hold a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, preferably in Mechanical major.

Minimum of 12 years’ experience with a strong preference for 15 years’ plus experience processing in Oil/Gas Industry, material science and metrology, different NDT technology and their applications and knowledge in engineering aspect of welding.

Knowledge of the international standards and codes NACE, ASME, API and ASTM especially inspection and corrosion standards such as API-571, API-580, API-570 and API-510.

Valid NACE Specialist Certification or NACE Senior Corrosion Technologist or combination of NACE Corrosion Technologist, API-571 and NACE CP level II.

Duties & Responsibilities:
You will be required to perform the following:

Implement corrosion management program and on stream monitoring

Conduct risk based inspection based on API-580 methodology.

Review and approve recommend solutions for coating failures and cathodic protection.

Participate in HAZOP review sessions and ensure that all issues are addressed.

Manage water treatment program and recommend solutions to overcome challenges

Review design packages and validate materials selection based on current code and standards

Validate corrosion controls, corrosion loops and corrosion damage mechanisms frequently.

Assess feed composition changes and approve recommend solution to assure assets integrity.

Develop scope and description of technology items, and lead field implementation.

Develop and transfer knowledge about use of coating, CP, corrosion inhibitors and other corrosion controls and best practices.

About us:
Saudi Aramco’s Exploration & Producing (E&P) business line oversees the world’s largest reserves of conventional crude oil, and the fourth-largest reserves of natural gas. The Company’s reserves portfolio include Ghawar, the world’s largest onshore oil field, and Safaniya, the largest offshore field. Company geologists are actively seeking additional reserves in many areas of the Kingdom, offshore in the Gulf and the Red Sea and onshore in the deserts and mountains. Petroleum engineers and earth scientists in E&P work with cutting-edge technology to manage and produce these reserves, including 3D visualization, reservoir simulation and remote geosteering of multilateral wells. The Company’s Exploration and Petroleum Engineering Center, or EXPEC, is home to one of the industry’s most powerful computer centers. Research and development into subsurface upstream technology is conducted at the EXPEC Advanced Research Center. For more than two decades in a row, Saudi Aramco has been ranked the No. 1 oil company in the world by Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the men and women of Exploration & Producing.