The Rotating Equipment, Vibration, Dynamics Inspection Mechanical Engineer is an entry-level role for a highly motivated individual with a strong mechanical engineering background who is eager to develop expertise in fixed equipment and rotating machinery. The primary responsibility is to execute piping vibration severity assessments at operating refineries across the country. The engineer will carry out consulting and development projects independently and/or under the guidance of senior engineers. The role calls for foundational knowledge of stress analysis, strength of materials, and vibration analysis, along with a proactive, adaptable approach to problem-solving. The position involves approximately 75% travel or temporary relocation to one of the listed US locations. The nominal schedule is 15 days on and 6 days off; revised schedules may be permitted for engineers willing to relocate. After the first year of assignment, reassignment requests will be considered. The engineer performs field vibration testing and analysis, supports multidisciplinary work involving rotating equipment and other plant systems, and develops additional skills in engineering calculations, piping vibration and stress analysis, and applicable ASME and B31 design calculations. The position also supports equipment troubleshooting, rotating equipment diagnostics, capital projects, development of best practices, and project management and technical review activities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level