Fixed Equipment Strategy Specialist II at Scruples Resources

MAIN FUNCTIONS

• The prime objective for the Fixed Equipment Strategy Specialist is to co-ordinate and facilitate fixed equipment strategy development for the site.
• The role also provides materials engineering support for routine and turnaround activities for the site.

TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

In addition to Level 1 tasks and responsibilities, Level 2:

• Manages the facility-wide maintenance function to ensure the availability of safe, responsive, high quality, repair and maintenance services including preventive, routine, non-routine and emergency capabilities.
• Provide necessary development, motivation, coordination and internal cooperation for groups/individuals under his/her control in order to maximize efficiency.
• Facilitate the Fixed Equipment Strategy program (to meet Global Reliability System (GRS) 6C requirements)
• Responsible to establish annual and 5-year fixed equipment strategy plans with the business teams for fixed equipment and piping
• Update/optimize equipment strategies based upon incidents, equipment history, and analysis
• Steward equipment strategy implementation versus plan to the business team
• Facilitate process steps of the Fixed Equipment strategy development process
• Participate in the Materials, Corrosion, Inspection – Fixed Equipment (MCI-FE) network as a network member, bringing global benefits to the site. Participate in peer assist and network activities (Inspection Management Systems Assessment (IMSA), Turnaround and Integrated Event (TR) reviews, etc.)
• Provide support for metallurgical analysis of failures and assistance in materials related RCFA
• Recommend material selection for major equipment replacement/upgrades
• Responsible for evaluation of new crude processing and coordinating Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) for incidents where material performance failed to meet site expectations
• Co-ordinate responses to MCI-FE Network High Consequence Failure postings under the guidance of the Chief Inspector
• Support unit inspectors in analyzing operating, maintenance and non-destructive testing data to establish remaining life of equipment and recommend repairs and/or replacement to extend unit run lengths.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering within discipline or equivalent professional experience
• Strong knowledge of discipline design standards, specifications, codes, and appropriate safety criteria
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications