CSSPCP27 - CS CSU Specialists Professional

Cynet Systems•Port Arthur, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Warm End Lead for CSU supervises and directs commissioning, startup, and operations (CSU) activities within the ISBL area (Cold End). The role coordinates with other CSU disciplines to complete testing from the component level through integrated operation with the rest of the facility. The position is responsible for ensuring the CSU scope of associated mechanical and piping work is completed on schedule, within budget, and in compliance with project safety and quality standards and design specifications. It also performs general functions inherent in home-office and field positions. The role provides specialized discipline or process expertise for CSU, plans and coordinates commissioning, startup, operations, or maintenance activities, and supports construction-to-CSU turnover. It also coordinates field materials and quantities, assists with interpretation of design and regulatory requirements, monitors testing for compliance and safe execution, and identifies and resolves or escalates environmental, safety, and health issues. The position is for the Port Arthur LNG project in Port Arthur, Texas. The posting describes the work as full-time office/project and says telework is not available.

Requirements

Bachelor's or master's degree (or international equivalent) and 13–15 years of relevant experience, or 17–19 years of relevant work experience.
Experience on an LNG construction site, especially along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Experience in the design of LNG facilities.
Experience with large refrigeration systems and compressors.
Experience with LNG facilities utilizing APCI C3MR technology.
Heavy industrial direct-hire construction experience in a supervisory role commensurate with the work, preferably in a lump-sum turnkey environment.
Extensive, broad technical experience in commissioning, startup, operation, maintenance, and testing of mechanical and piping systems and components at oil and gas processing facilities.
Good knowledge and understanding of engineering systems and startup and operations applications.
Previous experience in mechanical commissioning roles.
Broad knowledge of industry and regulatory standards and criteria pertinent to startup, maintenance, operations, or testing.
Good leadership skills and ability to supervise craft for testing, startup, and operations activities.
Understanding of project workflows from design and estimation through construction administration, coordination, and fabrication.

Responsibilities

Provide specialized discipline or process expertise required for CSU activities.
Analyze assigned activities to determine scope, time, and resource requirements.
Plan, schedule, conduct, or coordinate commissioning, startup, operations, or maintenance phases, including design reviews for plant operability and safety and jobsite activities as directed.
Participate in construction-to-CSU turnover walkdowns for assigned areas.
Interface with the Field Engineer to support component and system turnover.
Initiate requisitions for field purchases and prepare quantity takeoffs for field-purchased material and equipment.
Track field purchases and other purchases required for CSU using procurement systems or database programs.
Assist other Start Specialists in interpreting design information, specifications, codes, and regulatory requirements.
Perform or monitor equipment testing to confirm conformance with specifications and test procedures, safe work methods, and schedule and cost requirements.
Identify and resolve or escalate ES&H issues in the field and model good ES&H practices.
Supervise and direct CSU activities in the ISBL area and coordinate with other CSU disciplines.
Ensure associated mechanical and piping CSU scope is completed on schedule, within budget, and in compliance with project safety, quality, and design requirements.