Welding Engineer – Site

Job Description

Responsibilities

• Provide welding engineering technical support to the sub contractors and Welding
• Superintendent.
• Assure integrity of the sub contractors welding operations.
• Provide site based technical solutions to welding problems.
• Conduct technical welding Reviews
• Interpret welding requirements and provides technical guidance as requested.
• Verify pWPS qualification requirements
• Review and approve welding related documents including: Inspection and Test Plans,
• PWPS’sPQR’sWPS, Weld Maps, consumable handling procedures etc…
• Interface with sub-contractors s welding engineers.
• Attend regular sub-contractor Welding Meetings
• Approve Welder qualification, monitor performance, analyse repair data and recommend
• action for improvement.

Participate as Technical Expert during audit for Welding activities

• Work Contacts
• Senior Welding Engineer
• Quality Manager
• Welding Superintendant.
• Project Engineers
• Sub-contractor Welding Engineer/Quality staff.
• Reports To:
• Daily: -Site QC Manager
• Function: Senior Welding Enginee

Job Requirements

• Ideally an International/European Welding Engineer or alternatively working towards IWE/EWE.
• Ideally a Graduate Engineer from Metallurgy and Welding related
• A minimum of 10 years experience within the welding industry ideally oil and gas
• A minimum of 3 years experience in a Quality related environment.
• Knowledge of all welding processes and their application
• Familiar with International codes including ASME, API, ASTM, NACE, EN/ISO
• Broad based fabrication experience essential and should have some exposure to at least two of the following: piping, pressure vessels, equipment Rotating and Static, storage tanks and pipelines.
• Knowledge of Sour Service an advantage
• Experience with the welding of C/Mn steels, LTCS, Stainless Steels (including Duplex and super
• Duplex) and Nickel Alloys essential.
• Experience of CRA lined vessels and piping beneficial.
• Must be familiar with the application and limitation of NDT methods although formal
• qualification is not required.
• Must be accustomed to a site base working environment