Corrosion Engineer

Conduct specialized technical studies to enhance the performance, reliability, and safety of refinery and petrochemical facilities and their operations. Deliver expert engineering and consulting services within recognized technical disciplines, ensuring full adherence to approved procedures and compliance with industry quality standards. Additionally, develop comprehensive work schedules and produce consolidated reports summarizing investigation findings and engineering analyses to support informed decision‑making Duties & Responsibilities: - Develop detailed work schedules and provide guidance for preparing designs, processes, and related data to address complex engineering challenges. Ensure proper planning of maintenance activities for timely execution. • Conduct investigations of corrosion-related failures and metal degradation. Provide recommendations for corrective actions and preventive measures. • Recommend appropriate materials and coatings for repairs or new installations. Collaborate on cathodic protection, chemical treatment, and coating programs. • Lead analysis of data related to complex engineering issues, considering scope, economic impact, and budgetary factors. Prepare, review, and consolidate investigation reports and engineering studies. • Participate in or lead the development of proposals for highly complex engineering projects. • Ensure adherence to industry standards and company guidelines. Contribute to long-term corrosion management programs and performance reviews. • Perform other tasks and responsibilities as assigned by the Engineering Section Head. Minimum Requirements: - Corrosion Engineer with Bachelor’s degree in Chemical or Metallurgy or Materials Engineering from a reputable university. • 10 years of relevant experience, preferably in corrosion control within refinery or petrochemical industries. • Comprehensive knowledge of engineering practices, economic principles, calculation methods, and design details. • Proven expertise in Corrosion Management and Material Selection for refinery or petrochemical environments. • Familiarity with API, ASME, and NACE/AMPP standards.

Corrosion Engineer with Bachelor’s degree in Chemical or Metallurgy or Materials Engineering from a reputable university. 10 years of relevant experience, preferably in corrosion control within refinery or petrochemical industries. Comprehensive knowledge of engineering practices, economic principles, calculation methods, and design details. Proven expertise in Corrosion Management and Material Selection for refinery or petrochemical environments. Familiarity with API, ASME, and NACE/AMPP standards.

Develop detailed work schedules and provide guidance for preparing designs, processes, and related data to address complex engineering challenges. Ensure proper planning of maintenance activities for timely execution. Conduct investigations of corrosion-related failures and metal degradation. Provide recommendations for corrective actions and preventive measures. Recommend appropriate materials and coatings for repairs or new installations. Collaborate on cathodic protection, chemical treatment, and coating programs. Lead analysis of data related to complex engineering issues, considering scope, economic impact, and budgetary factors. Prepare, review, and consolidate investigation reports and engineering studies. Participate in or lead the development of proposals for highly complex engineering projects. Ensure adherence to industry standards and company guidelines. Contribute to long-term corrosion management programs and performance reviews. Perform other tasks and responsibilities as assigned by the Engineering Section Head.