Static Equipment Engineer-Pressure Vessel and Heat Exchanger Job Details | ExxonMobil

activities. The Global Business Center - Technology Center provides a range of technical and business support services for ExxonMobil’s operations around the globe. ExxonMobil strives to make a positive contribution to the communities where we operate and its affiliates support a range of education, health and community-building programs in India. Read more about our Corporate Responsibility Framework. To know more about ExxonMobil in India, visit ExxonMobil India and the Energy Factor India . What role you will play in our team Support static engineering activities for Pressure Vessels & Heat Exchanger, including Operating Asset support and Project Engineering surveillance in Bangalore, KA.

What you will do

Supports static equipment engineering needs across ExxonMobil projects and/or producing/manufacturing operations organization. Stewardship of engineering support center service quality, effectiveness, and efficiency. Technical leadership (formal or informal) in projects and/or producing/manufacturing operations. Applying broad technical and business skills and expertise to solve more complex problems. Conducts detailed technical evaluations to address issues with equipment and system design, operation and maintenance. Provides pertinent engineering expertise to Root Cause Failure Analysis. Reviews project and contractor deliverables as requested to ensure compliance with project specifications, Design Practices, Static Equipment Toolkit guidance, and best practices. Documents to be reviewed may include Piping & Instrument Diagrams, equipment arrangements, equipment specifications, data sheets, vendor proposals, and technical studies. Participates in design reviews, risk assessments, HAZOPs, vendor qualification, and vendor bid evaluations as requested. Coordination of communication between India based technical support contractors and ExxonMobil projects and/or producing/manufacturing operations including coordination of teleconferences and management of communication and reporting tools. Uses breadth of technical discipline experience to Coordinate/Collaborate across all technical disciplines, as well as Site Operations to develop pragmatic, general interest solutions Supports functional initiatives and maintains discipline documentation pertinent to Upstream and Downstream Facilities. Provides technical mentorship to early-career professionals, with emphasis in areas of identified skill gaps. Utilizes depth and/or breadth of experience to identify cross-functional business opportunities. Participates in internal networks through which their capabilities can be disseminated to the benefit of others. Proactively and continuously grows discipline’s technical expertise in pertinent technologies. Maintains current knowledge (e.g. through participation in industry conferences / forums). About you Skills and

Qualifications

Experience with operating pressure vessels and Heat Exchanger including equipment selection, sizing, design, installation, preservation, commissioning, start-up, operation, surveillance, maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrading, and decommissioning Should have a Bachelor of Engineering degree and score 70% and above (equivalent CGPA) from recognized university. Minimum of 3 years of experience in oil & gas, refining, petrochemical, LNG, or related industries. minimum 3 years of experience in responsible roles in static equipment engineering operation or design, and coordination of surveillance / inspection activities for projects in the Oil and Gas Industry. Broad and extensive knowledge of: Industry design standards, specifications, codes, and appropriate safety criteria. These include ASME Code Section VIII, Divisions 1 and 2, API 660, 661, 662, 620, 650 and 653, TEMA, ALPEMA, NBIC Mechanical properties and degradation mechanisms for common materials of construction used in Upstream equipment such as carbon steel, low chrome and nickel alloy steels, austenitic stainless steel, duplex and super duplex stainless steels, and nickel-based alloys such as Inconel. Vessel and heat exchanger analys