Global Coating and Insulation Engineer

Purpose

- As Global Coating and insulation Engineer, you are responsible for assisting with strategies that relate to coating, Passive Fire Protection (PFP), the integrity of the holding tank's Epoxy linings and Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) inspections/surveys within the fleet. You also coordinate, oversee and delegate to the regions, all inspection/survey activities that relate to these sub-disciplines. This role ensures that all coatings, PFP, Tank Lining Integrity (TLI) surveys and CUI inspection activities are completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with project specifications.

Responsibilities

- You are an observational and innovative thinker who suggests improvements to the to coatings, PFP, Tank Linings and CUI inspections/surveys through critical thinking, in order to safeguard the operating Assets
- You support in the writing of management strategy documents and GEMS procedures in a clear and concise way in advanced written English.
- You plan, communicate and delegate to the regions the coating surveys and repairs, PFP inspections and repairs, TLI surveys and repairs and CUI inspection activities within the fleet, including coordinating with contractors and suppliers
- You coordinate with the regions the inspections/surveys of coatings, PFP, tank linings and CUI to ensure quality and compliance with project requirements
- You continuously develop and improve new coating, PFP, TLI and CUI strategies to optimize efficiencies and cost-effectiveness
- You provide technical support and guidance to the regional project teams in respect to coatings, PFP, TLI surveys and CUI inspection best practices
- You monitor and report on the progress and performance of the coatings, PFP, TLI, CUI and inspection/survey activities
- You collaborate with project stakeholders to address any issues or concerns related to coatings, PFP, TLI and CUI work activities
- You prepare monthly KPIs on behalf of the Asset Integrity Inspection and Integrity Department, by liaising with all the Fabric Maintenance Coating and Insulation Engineers within Region's 1 and 2.

Education

- Bachelor’s degree or Higher National Certificate/Diploma from a recognised university in Applied Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or related fields.
- Certified Coating Inspector NACE CIP (now AMPP) Level ll, FROSIO Level ll or above
- Offshore Corrosion Assessment Technician (O-CAT) Certification or Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Technician (S-CAT) Certification or equivalent certification is preferred.
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Experience

- Minimum of 8 years of experience in coating and insulation within the oil and gas industry
- Proven track record of managing large-scale coating and insulation projects.
- In-depth knowledge of industry standards (e.g., NACE, ISO, ASTM).
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
- Experience in the development of Coatings, Tank Linings, Pressure Vessel Linings, Epoxy Passive Fire Protection within a laboratory environment
- Demonstrate proficiencies in the testing of Coatings within a Laboratory environment.
- Previous experience in managing offshore Fabric Maintenance Coating activities is required.
- Strong knowledge of galvanized surfaces and the differing Corrosion Resistant Alloys such as, 316 Stainless Steel, Duplex Stainless Steel and Super Duplex Stainless Steel is preferable and the differing generic coating types required for these alloys.
- Good knowledge of Epoxy Passive Fire Protection is an advantage.
- Application of Tank Linings and Pressure Vessel Linings is necessary, therefore, the candidate shall demonstrate competencies in the area of replacing or repairing internal Lining systems.

Functional Competencies

Materials - Coating Materials - Materials and Corrosion Monitoring performance and compliance Integrity and Reliability - Predictive maintenance Inspection, testing, commissioning and monitoring Integrity and Reliability - Maintenance and Preservation Strategy Internal Audit Delivery Planning