Senior Pipe Stress Engineer

• Interprets and understands contract documents and scope of work, including GTD and SOW.
• Ensures compliance with classification society rules and requirements (e.g., ABS, DNV, etc.).
• Develops and updates piping specifications in line with project standards.
• Reviews and interprets P&IDs, equipment specifications, and other piping-related documentation.
• Provides advice and guidance to piping designers based on analysis results.
• Analyzes calculation outputs and prepare detailed reports for client approvals.
• Conducts on-site inspections during vessel onboarding to verify as-built conditions.
• Prepares pipe stress philosophies and critical line lists.
• Builds and maintains Caesar II models for pipe stress analysis, ensuring all inputs comply with project specifications.
• Performs comprehensive stress analyses including stress, deflection, equipment nozzle, flange, fatigue, and blast case checks (when applicable).
• Identifies and recommends solutions to address any stress analysis failures.
• Optimizes support loads to ensure safe and efficient pipe support design.
• Generates load restraint summaries for pipe support modelers and prepare stress isometrics or markups.
• Addresses and resolves owner comments related to pipe stress analyses promptly.
• Issues and reviews pipe stress analysis reports, including those from external Engineering Design Houses.
• Performs trunnion calculations and update Caesar II models based on feedback from modellers and site inspections.
• Verifies the suitability of primary pipe supports (rest, guide, hold-down, and line stopper types) based on analysis results.
• Conducts visual inspections and load calculations for non-critical lines.
• Performs equipment checks, including compressors and expansion joints, within stress analyses.
• Applies expertise in the use of spring hangers in pipe stress analysis.
• Works independently or with minimal supervision to perform pipe stress-related tasks effectively.

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