ASSET INTEGRITY CORROSION ENGINEER

Mission The Corrosion Engineer supports the implementation of corrosion management strategies within refinery, oil & gas sites, and power plants, under the guidance of senior engineers.
Their mission is to assist in assessing, preventing, and mitigating corrosion-related risks to extend the life cycle of plant/site infrastructure and ensure operational reliability and safety.
Key Accountabilities Corrosion Risk Assessment Assistance.
Assist senior engineers in conducting corrosion risk assessments of plant/site infrastructure, including equipment, pipelines, and facilities.
Participate in identifying corrosion mechanisms, potential failure modes, and corrosion-prone areas through inspection and data analysis.
Corrosion Prevention Measures.
Support the development and implementation of corrosion control measures and mitigation strategies under the guidance of senior engineers.
Assist in recommending corrosion-resistant materials, coatings, and inhibitors for use in construction, inspection, and repair activities.
Monitoring and Inspection Support.
Aid in establishing corrosion monitoring programs to track corrosion rates, degradation trends, and asset condition over time.
Assist in conducting regular inspections, integrity assessments, and non-destructive testing (NDT) to identify corrosion damage and deterioration.
Data Analysis and Reporting Assistance.
Assist in analyzing corrosion data, inspection findings, and failure analysis reports to identify root causes and trends.
Contribute to the preparation of technical reports, corrosion assessments, and recommendations for management and engineering teams.
Learning and Development.
Continuously learn and develop knowledge of corrosion mechanisms, corrosion control techniques, and industry standards.
Participate in training sessions, workshops, and professional development opportunities to enhance skills and competencies.
Education Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.
Qualifications 1-3 years of relevant work experience, preferably in a corrosion-related role within the refinery, oil & gas, or power generation industries.
Basic understanding of corrosion mechanisms, corrosion control techniques, and industry standards (e.
., NACE, API, ASTM).
Familiarity with corrosion monitoring techniques, inspection methodologies, and NDT methods.
Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret data and assist in performing failure analysis and risk assessments.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work effectively in a team environment and willingness to learn from experienced professionals #LI-MT3 Competencies ADDRESS THE WAY - Have a big picture of different situations and reinterpret it in a perspective way.
BUILD NETWORK - Forge trust relationships, across departments, and outside the organization.
CLIENT INTIMACY - Embrace internal and external client needs, expectations, and requirements to ensure maximum satisfaction.
EARN TRUST - Take everyone's opinion into account and remain open to diversity.
MAKE EFFECTIVE DECISIONS - Structure activities according to priorities, actions, resources and constraint.
MANAGE EMOTIONS - Recognise one's and other's emotions and express and regulate one's reactions.
PIONEER CHANGE - Actively embrace change and benefit from the new circumstances.
PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - Promote commitment by keeping promises as a Role Model.
THINK FORWARD - Capitalise on experiences and translate them into action plans for the future.