Sr Engineer Fixed Equipment

PBF Energy•Oregon, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

PBF Energy Inc. is seeking a talented Sr Engineer, Fixed Equipment to join their team as a pivotal member that would play a key role. This role would be located in their Toledo Refinery in Oregon OH. The Fixed Equipment Reliability Sr. Engineer will perform engineering services for all Refinery Fixed Equipment for projects, maintenance, turnarounds, and complex technical assignments to ensure safety, reliability, and integrity. Fixed Equipment includes but is not limited to: Heat Exchangers (shell & tube and fin fan coolers), Pressure Vessels, Process & Utility Piping Systems, Power Boilers, Process Heaters, Piping & valves, Tanks, etc.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Minimum 6 years relevant job experience
Experience in refining, petrochemical or related industry preferred
Knowledgeable in the requirements of ASME B31.3, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Sections I, V, VIII Div. 1 & 2, and IX, and API Inspection Codes 510, 570, and 653
Knowledgeable in damage mechanisms that affect refinery equipment (API 571)
Knowledgeable in Fitness for Service (API 579)
Proficient with SAP and PCMS

Responsibilities

Apply knowledge of mechanical repair, governing regulatory codes and industry best practices to guide and lead the continuous improvement efforts, repairs, reliability, and mechanical integrity of their business team.
Support their business team on fixed equipment reliability and repairs as well as asset management, while providing horizontal technical support to other areas within the Reliability & Inspection Department.
Mentor less experienced Engineers.
Review and recommend immediate/temporary/permanent repairs for identified anomalies or deficiencies including upgrade/replacement of fixed equipment.
Serve as a safety champion throughout the refinery complex by ensuring full compliance to critical safety requirements including appropriate use of PPE, support of safe work practices and participate in all safety-related activities.
Provide fixed equipment engineering coverage during unit upsets and outages and ensure effective communication through accurate shift updates and shift turnover.
Ensure appropriate regular updates are issued during shutdowns/startups, ongoing unit upsets and critical troubleshooting.
Set long-term equipment reliability goals, evaluate complex technical assessments, develop structured approaches to ensure asset integrity and reliability.
Lead the development of fixed equipment reliability strategies for refinery units and lead in the implementation of appropriate corrective action to address reliability challenges.
Develop Fixed Equipment Engineer critical equipment and bad actor list for their business team.
Identify opportunities for fixed equipment and reliability improvements.
Review technical and economic analysis of repairs to justify engineering improvement and recommended priorities.
Work closely with key stakeholders including mechanical integrity SMEs, Inspection Department, Tech Services, etc. to support long-term equipment reliability initiatives and fitness-for-service evaluations of assets.
Support the site’s Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) program, and supports fixed equipment reliability special-emphasis programs (SEPs) as part of Fixed Equipment Mechanical Integrity (FEMI).
Assists in development, and reviews site engineering standards and practices.
Maintain effective lines of communication across the refinery including the Inspection group, Maintenance, Operations, Process Engineering, etc.
Ensure appropriate communication / work with Inspections, Process Engineers, and Operations in predicting failures and proactively provide resolutions to reliability issues.
Actively participate in corporate Best Practice Teams and TRC initiative teams, as assigned.
Participate in critical site-evaluations such as Process Hazard Analyses (HAZOPs) and Process Safety Management (PSM) reviews.
Participate in and lead Root Cause Failure Analysis initiatives.
Support in reporting of site-specific mechanical integrity KPIs.
Participate in the Risk Based Work Selection (RBWS) process for turnaround scope development.
Ensure appropriate turnaround engineering package development support during scope development, as well as timely and accurate mechanical engineering solutions for outage discovery work.
Ensure appropriate mechanical reliability support to turnaround planning and execution.
Provide mechanical engineering support to ensure capital project’s success after funds have been allocated. (Project reviews, construction reviews, startup, performance testing, etc.)