Project Manager - Mechanical Integrity

Energy Transfer•Midland, TX

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About The Position

The Project Manager will support Energy Transfer's Fixed Equipment Mechanical Integrity program for processing, treating, and 192/195 Facility piping sites within Energy Transfer utilizing API 570 and API 510. Our dynamic and fast-paced environment offers endless challenges and growth opportunities while leveraging safety, innovation, high energy, and a personal desire for making a real difference.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience.
Minimum eight (8) years of API inspection related experience in plant process equipment.
Current API 510 and API 570 certification
Working knowledge of standard Microsoft Office software; Word, Excel, Outlook.
Develop field drafting Isometrics of piping systems.
Read, interpret, and correct as necessary Piping and Instrument Diagrams (P&ID)
Must be knowledgeable in mid-stream process, standards, specifications, industry regulatory rules and regulations pertaining to the 29 CFR 1910.119 (j) Process Safety Management
Experience writing inspection procedures.
Proven knowledge of relevant API, ASME, ANSI and other applicable codes and specifications.
ASNT level II training and hours to be certified in ASNT UT, PT, MT

Nice To Haves

Formal training and highly proficient in Shield corrosion monitoring program.
Formal training with API-RBI methodologies and software.
API RP 580 certification
Current API 653 certification.
Formal API 579 FFS training.
60 hours towards an associate or bachelor's degree.
Familiar with and able to use Computer Aid Drafting CAD Autodesk
A strong knowledge base in advanced NDE technologies including guided wave testing, Phased Array ultrasonic testing, time of flight diffraction (TOFD), remote field eddy current testing (RFEC), digital radiography.
Documented hours to be ASNT level II certifications in ASNT certifications RT (film interpretation)

Responsibilities

The Project Manager will be responsible for the assurance of fixed pressure equipment integrity within Energy Transfer with a focus on processing, treating, and blending locations. The Project Manager will be challenged daily with the systematic review and assessment of various piping systems, pressure equipment, storage tanks, etc. in their assigned areas of responsibility utilizing API 570 and API 510.
Ensures that all maintenance, inspection, repairs, re-rates, and alterations made to pressure equipment follow applicable laws, regulations, industry codes, company standards, and recommended practices.
Review and audit pressure vessel fabrication shops to ensure they meet approved fabrication standards, drawings, and quality control manuals.
Works closely with corrosion and materials group, pressure equipment engineers, and the operations team to establish inspection schedules, identify corrosion threats, monitor equipment condition, analyze inspection data, document condition history, and make recommendations to ensure safe, reliable operation of pressure equipment.
The Project Manager supports operations, maintenance, engineering, and project management staff with decisions concerning the integrity of pressure equipment; to meet best practices, industry codes and standards and local jurisdictional requirements.
Provide first line contact with field supervision, operations and maintenance on technical matters related to the specific technical discipline.
Communicate inspection schedules, repair deadlines, maintenance due dates, etc. and coordinate activities with Operations and Maintenance staff to ensure inspections/repairs are completed by required dates.
Participate in 3 Year PSM audits; internal and third-party.
Participate in EPA, OSHA, and local state regulatory audits.
Be able to review and formulate inspection plans in accordance with company standards and recognized good engineering practices.
Required to consider additional factors in recommendations for repair, such as run time to failure, root cause analysis, life cycle cost, etc.
Use equipment integrity inspection and analysis tools such as API-Risk Based Inspection to determine the extent of required inspections, and overall inspection strategies.
Identify appropriate inspection and NDE methods to mitigate equipment risk.
Responsible for the oversight and auditing of NDE and inspection activities in their assigned areas.
Review and approve NDE and inspection results; be able to identify anomalies and eliminate erroneous data.
Assure that inspection records are current, accurate and in compliance with applicable regulations, codes, and department requirements.
Manage inspection data in Shield corrosion monitoring program.
Budget and oversee on-stream inspection projects.
Maintain a good working knowledge of codes and requirements and know when to seek higher level advice and assistance.
Perform API Pressure Vessel, Piping, and Tank inspections as needed, routine or emergency.
Responds to unplanned events to understand their causes and develops recommendations to prevent their recurrence.
Support the CFR 192 and 195 Facility Pipe program as needed, include anomaly verification as required.