Airswift
Airswift is seeking a Mechanical Engineer (Onshore/ Offshore) to work on an outsourced contract in Rio de Janeiro with a major Oil & Gas Operator.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Support scoping and following up studies in mechanical discipline and maturation of mechanical deliveries as required.
– Follow-up Contractor(s) to ensure deliverables in line with scope of work, budget, and schedule
– Provide Contractor(s) with input, clarifications and maintain contact as necessary.
– Contribute to internal project evaluations and documentation e.g. functional specifications, technology assessments and qualification programs.
– Develop with contractor package specifications and provide input to procurement activities within own discipline e.g. equipment packages, long lead items and company provided items (CPI).
– Contribute to planning and executing mechanical packages follow-up activities. In particular, in execution phase, establish and follow up contractor’s verification of equipment packages, as relevant.
– Ensure necessary dialogue with interfacing disciplines and contribute to resolving interface issues.
– Within own discipline, drive engineering efficiency, secure safety in design, design-to-cost and constructability.
– During execution, support and take responsibility for decisions within own mechanical packages, f.ex. inter disciplinary input, handling of site queries (SQs), technical queries (TQs) and variation order requests (VORs).
– Manage relevant change proposals and requests to depart from a requirement in technical requirements, non-conformance requests (NCRs).
– Follow up delivery of life cycle information (LCI) within discipline.
– Ensure experience transfer from similar projects, operations and discipline network.
– Participation in inspection activities related to mechanical equipment under manufacture in Brazil (pressure vessels, plate heat exchangers, pumps, skids, etc.).
– Act as Equinor representative in the activities at the supplier facilities, following up Hydrostatic Testing, Performance, Dimensional, Final Inspections, expediting during manufacturing, etc.
– Verification of Material Traceability Certifications and instruments certifications used in the tests.
– Issuance of inspection report on each visit carried out.
– Identification of impacts during equipment manufacture, whether of quality or eventual delay in the equipment manufacture, based on the official schedule.
– Act as a safety inspector in subcontractors, identifying potential risks to the health of workers during the manufacture of equipment.
– Weekly report to engineering management including the most critical aspects of supply.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS
– Mechanical engineer with experience in equipment inspection.
– Knowledge of materials (CS, SS, DSS, SDSS, Ti)
– Knowledge in mechanical manufacturing (welding, metal forming, NDTs).
– Knowledge in ASME VIII Div. I, ASMEB31.3, ASME B16.5.
– Interpretation of P&IDs, drawings and experience with line walks.
– Experience in skids construction is a plus.
– Ability to work in groups, but especially to work unsupervised.
– Availability for frequent trips throughout Brazil (SP capital and interior, SC, RS and ES).
ABOUT AIRSWIFT
Airswift serves as a strategic partner to our clients in STEM industries. We offer a turnkey workforce solution to acquire, mobilise and employ top talent in over 70 countries. With 800 employees in over 60 offices worldwide, 7,000 contractors and a candidate database of 1.5m specialists, our geographical reach and pool of available talent, experience and expertise is unmatched in the industry. We are proud to serve as a trusted advisor to clients looking to expand their operations internationally and offer employer of record services, payroll outsourcing, as well as HR consulting.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Support scoping and following up studies in mechanical discipline and maturation of mechanical deliveries as required.
– Follow-up Contractor(s) to ensure deliverables in line with scope of work, budget, and schedule
– Provide Contractor(s) with input, clarifications and maintain contact as necessary.
– Contribute to internal project evaluations and documentation e.g. functional specifications, technology assessments and qualification programs.
– Develop with contractor package specifications and provide input to procurement activities within own discipline e.g. equipment packages, long lead items and company provided items (CPI).
– Contribute to planning and executing mechanical packages follow-up activities. In particular, in execution phase, establish and follow up contractor’s verification of equipment packages, as relevant.
– Ensure necessary dialogue with interfacing disciplines and contribute to resolving interface issues.
– Within own discipline, drive engineering efficiency, secure safety in design, design-to-cost and constructability.
– During execution, support and take responsibility for decisions within own mechanical packages, f.ex. inter disciplinary input, handling of site queries (SQs), technical queries (TQs) and variation order requests (VORs).
– Manage relevant change proposals and requests to depart from a requirement in technical requirements, non-conformance requests (NCRs).
– Follow up delivery of life cycle information (LCI) within discipline.
– Ensure experience transfer from similar projects, operations and discipline network.
– Participation in inspection activities related to mechanical equipment under manufacture in Brazil (pressure vessels, plate heat exchangers, pumps, skids, etc.).
– Act as Equinor representative in the activities at the supplier facilities, following up Hydrostatic Testing, Performance, Dimensional, Final Inspections, expediting during manufacturing, etc.
– Verification of Material Traceability Certifications and instruments certifications used in the tests.
– Issuance of inspection report on each visit carried out.
– Identification of impacts during equipment manufacture, whether of quality or eventual delay in the equipment manufacture, based on the official schedule.
– Act as a safety inspector in subcontractors, identifying potential risks to the health of workers during the manufacture of equipment.
– Weekly report to engineering management including the most critical aspects of supply.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS
– Mechanical engineer with experience in equipment inspection.
– Knowledge of materials (CS, SS, DSS, SDSS, Ti)
– Knowledge in mechanical manufacturing (welding, metal forming, NDTs).
– Knowledge in ASME VIII Div. I, ASMEB31.3, ASME B16.5.
– Interpretation of P&IDs, drawings and experience with line walks.
– Experience in skids construction is a plus.
– Ability to work in groups, but especially to work unsupervised.
– Availability for frequent trips throughout Brazil (SP capital and interior, SC, RS and ES).
ABOUT AIRSWIFT
Airswift serves as a strategic partner to our clients in STEM industries. We offer a turnkey workforce solution to acquire, mobilise and employ top talent in over 70 countries. With 800 employees in over 60 offices worldwide, 7,000 contractors and a candidate database of 1.5m specialists, our geographical reach and pool of available talent, experience and expertise is unmatched in the industry. We are proud to serve as a trusted advisor to clients looking to expand their operations internationally and offer employer of record services, payroll outsourcing, as well as HR consulting.
To apply for this job please visit www.airswift.com.