ASC Process Engineer - Catalyst Management

Process Engineer - Catalysts Management

Senior Project Engineer Electrical (Unconventional)

Refining/NGL Field Metals Mechanic

Plant Corrosion Engineer

Responsibilities:You are expected to be able to perform the following:Review operations of process catalysts by monitoring key performance indicators which include but not limited to product yields, deactivation rates, remaining lifecycle, etc. Issue quarterly performance and benchmarking reports highlighting optimization achievements, performance gaps and recommendations.Support process technology engineers in resolving any catalysts and absorbents performance gaps and implementation of optimization initiatives.Conduct yearly benchmarking workshops with participating Global Manufacturing facilities to highlight the year-round performances, share best practices, agree on catalyst optimization and profitability targets, and recognize facility best performers.Maintain an inventory of Global Manufacturing catalysts and absorbents detailing the technology providers, quantity, next loading forecasts, etc.Support and facilitate potential similar catalysts inventory exchange/synergy among Global Manufacturing facilities. Develop and/or support needed contractual agreements, as needed.Represent the admin area in refining catalyst selection and evaluation by representing the needs of the business line according to established company procedures.Support and coordinate with other internal stakeholders when necessary on the requirements to conduct the regular catalyst pilot testing activities.Acts with Global Manufacturing refineries in the negotiation and acceptance of catalysts and adsorbents vendor performance guarantees.Involvement in the performance test runs to validate vendor’s Proforma Performance Guarantees.Manage and facilitate the spent catalyst handling and precious metals reclamation (platinum and rhenium-based) activities in Global Manufacturing. Develop and maintain the procedures accordingly.Act as the admin area focal point in providing coordination and process engineering support on corporate catalyst strategies and related transactions.Provide field support to catalyst related activities such as loading & unloading, regeneration & rejuvenation, pre-sulfiding & activation, process optimization, and troubleshooting, as needed, in collaboration with facility process engineers, and other stakeholders.Support the pilot testing or field demonstration of commercial catalysts and in-house developed catalysts in facilities in collaboration with R&D and other corporate technical entities.Lead contract cost optimization initiatives surrounding fresh catalyst procurement, spent catalyst handling, re-use, and metal reclamation.Requirements:As the successful candidate you will hold a bachelor's degree in chemical or environmental engineering from a recognized and approved program. An advanced degree with specialization in catalysis is preferred.You will have a minimum of seventeen years of experience in refining and petrochemical catalyst and absorbents application, and practical experience in supporting or operating catalytic processes (i.e. hydroprocessing, reforming, catalytic cracking, etc.) with at least 5 years’ experience in oil refinery or petrochemicals plants.Exposure to different technology licensors is a plus.You will have experience using process engineering simulation programsYou will be able to demonstrate very good command of spoken and written English

Responsibilities:As the successful candidate you will required to perform the following:Review operations of process catalysts by monitoring key performance indicators which include but not limited to product yields, deactivation rates, remaining lifecycle, etc. Issue quarterly performance and benchmarking reports highlighting optimization achievements, performance gaps and recommendations.Support process technology engineers in resolving any catalysts and absorbents performance gaps and implementation of optimization initiatives.Conduct yearly benchmarking workshops with participating Global Manufacturing facilities to highlight the year-round performances, share best practices, agree on catalyst optimization and profitability targets, and recognize facility best performers.Maintain an inventory of Global Manufacturing catalysts and absorbents detailing the technology providers, quantity, next loading forecasts, etc.Support and facilitate potential similar catalysts inventory exchange/synergy among Global Manufacturing facilities. Develop and/or support needed contractual agreements, as needed.Represent the admin area in refining catalyst selection and evaluation by representing the needs of the business line according to established company procedures.Support and coordinate with other internal stakeholders when necessary on the requirements to conduct the regular catalyst pilot testing activities.Act with Global Manufacturing refineries in the negotiation and acceptance of catalysts and adsorbents vendor performance guarantees.Assist with performance test runs to validate vendor’s Proforma Performance Guarantees.Manage and facilitate the spent catalyst handling and precious metals reclamation (platinum and rhenium-based) activities in Global Manufacturing. Develop and maintain the procedures accordingly.Act as the admin area focal point in providing coordination and process engineering support on corporate catalyst strategies and related transactions.Provide field support to catalyst related activities such as loading & unloading, regeneration & rejuvenation, pre-sulfiding & activation, process optimization, and troubleshooting, as needed, in collaboration with facility process engineers, and other stakeholders.Support the pilot testing or field demonstration of commercial catalysts and in-house developed catalysts in our client facilities in collaboration with R&D and other corporate technical entities.Lead contract cost optimization initiatives surrounding fresh catalyst procurement, spent catalyst handling, re-use, and metal reclamation.Requirements:You must hold a Bachelor Degree in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering or a related specialization.An advanced degree with specialization in catalysis is preferred.You should have a minimum of 10 years experience in refining and petrochemical catalyst and absorbents application and practical experience in supporting or operating catalytic processes (i.e. hydroprocessing, reforming, catalytic cracking, etc) with at least 5 years’ experience in oil refinery or petrochemicals plants.Exposure to different technology licensors is a plus.Experience using process engineering simulation programs is also required.

Responsibilities :As the successful candidate you will be required to perform the following: Provide expert advice and guidance in project planning, project execution, and/or project control. Assist in resolving project management problems related to your area of expertise, including project planning deficiencies, project quality defects (in engineering, procurement, or construction), schedule slippages, and potential cost over runs. Work closely with project engineers and other project professionals to provide work direction and guidance. Formulate and implement strategies to improve project planning, cost, schedule, and/or quality. Evaluate existing tools and methodologies in your area of expertise and make recommendations on their implementation at Lead internal or external problem-solving teams as directed by management. Conduct training courses in your area of expertise. Train and mentor developing engineers and other project management professionals. Participate in the development of standards, guidelines, instructions, policies and procedures on an as-required basis. Participate in the review and evaluation of the capabilities of E&C contractors, suppliers, and project management related service providers.Requirements:You must hold a Bachelor degree in Electrical/instrumentation Engineering. A higher degree would be preferred.You should have a minimum of 15 years’ experience, including at least 6 years in your main field with an emphasis on initial engineering stages with Project Management Professional certification by AACE, PMI, or a professional engineering board is required.You must be capable of evaluating and consulting on project problems where precedents are lacking or on problems where a high degree of specialized knowledge is required.You should be familiar with planning and scheduling methods such as CPM and PERT, company accounting practices, project accountability budgeting and the expenditures and financials portions of the project.

Responsibilities:As the successful candidate you will be required to perform the following:Install, maintain and repair piping systems in an industrial facility, including pipework, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, boilers and ancillary equipment.Determine the nature of repairs to be made and replacement parts required.Perform cut, thread, bend, join, remove, install and assemble carbon steel, stainless steel and non-metallic pipe fittings.Remove, repair and install tubes in heat exchangers and condensers.Clean, and repair boiler tubes and burners as well as install, expand and plug boiler tubes.Perform minor rigging operations and assist rigging crew on large lifting operation.Perform piping hydro-test.Requirements:You must hold an associate degree in mechanical and fabrication engineering from a recognized and approved program an advanced degree is preferred.You must have a minimum of eight years’ experience with providing work direction, technical guidance, and supervision for work crews in the fabrication, welding, and repair of plant pressure vessels, piping, and auxiliary equipment.You must have a full understanding and adherence of all work permit type requirements.You must have a full understanding of all field mechanic and fabrication principles.You should be able to demonstrate strong analytical and troubleshooting skills in the field of piping and construction installation. 

Overview:We are seeking a Corrosion Engineer to join the Northern Area Corrosion & Inspection Division (NAC&ID), under Northern Area Technical Support Department (NATSD). NATSD provides engineering support for the Northern Area Oil Operations with specialized engineering and technical knowledge in the areas of various disciplines to maximize profitability and meet the highest standards of safety and environment.Responsibilities:Develop Corrosion Management Plans (CMP) for the operating facilities as perstandardsDevelop, implement and maintain corrosion mitigation plans for the operating facilities through chemical treatment (corrosion inhibitors, scale inhibitors, biocides, oxygen scavenger etc.), coating and material selectionConduct assessments for onshore and offshore facilities.This includes scheduling the implementation of initial/evergreening assessments, facilitating the data collection and entry into the software etc.Develop and implement corrosion monitoring plans for the operating facilities using corrosion coupons, corrosion probesCarry out failure investigation and provide recommendations to prevent failures and improve integrity of the plants and pipelines Develop, maintain and optimize On-Stream Inspection (OSI) programs for the facilitiesSupport facility improvements by reviewing design packages for maintain potential and new projects and providing comments related to corrosion monitoring, corrosion mitigation plans including but not limited to material selection, installation of Corrosion Monitoring systems (CMS), Chemical Treatments, Corrosion Risk Management, OSI etc.Work with inspection during plant shutdown and during turnaround and inspection (T&I) for evaluation of internal and external corrosion issues and coating assessmentsRequirements:As the successful candidate you Will hold a Bachelor’s degree in materials, metallurgical or chemical engineering (or other relevant discipline) with a focus on corrosion.Shall have NACE senior Corrosion Technologist certification. NACE specialist certifications would be considered advantageousShould have a Minimum of 15 years’ experience in the oil & gas industry. At least 5 years’ experience in Risk-Based Inspection analysis methodology including qualitative and quantitative/semi-quantitative assessment skills of the probability of failure (PoF) and the consequence of failure (CoF).You should have API-580 certification.Must have a Knowledge of internal and external corrosion mechanisms common to upstream oil and gas industry and corresponding corrosion managementMust have a Knowledge of corrosion mitigation (coating, cathodic protection, chemical inhibition and material selection) & corrosion monitoring techniques (coupons, probes, on-stream inspection, in-line inspection, etc.)Are familiar with government regulations and industry codes and standards (NACE, API, ASME, etc.), specifically regarding equipment integrityHave a working experience of reviewing the project proposal, projects design, and detail design and construction stages

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Process Engineer - Catalysts Management

Senior Project Engineer Electrical (Unconventional)

Refining/NGL Field Metals Mechanic

Plant Corrosion Engineer

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