The Senior Static Equipment Engineer leads static equipment engineering for capital projects across the Ammonia and Urea Complex, including pressure vessels, heat exchangers, reformer furnace and tubes, and high-pressure urea/carbamate equipment, from concept and feasibility through FEED, detailed design, and procurement of new equipment.
Prepare and review static equipment technical specifications, datasheets and requisition package for pressure vessels, tanks, heat exchangers, columns, reactors, filters, and any pressure equipment.
Manage the technical evaluation of vendor bids and clarify complex engineering queries during the procurement phase to ensure only technically qualified suppliers are selected verifying compliance with ASME/API codes and Company specifications.
Own and maintain Company static equipment design standards and specifications.
Capture design and fabrication lessons learned into updated static equipment specifications.
Manage time, cost, and quality across multiple ongoing projects simultaneously
Manage the technical interface with other Engineering disciplines, Procurement, and Construction(EPC) contractors third-party engineering consultants during all project lifecycle phases.
Provide technical mentoring and guidance to the Static Equipment Engineer on project scopes
Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent.
8-12 years of static equipment engineering, preferably in ammonia and urea projects, including new equipment specification, technical bid evaluation, and vendor design review.
API 510/570/653 certification is preferred.
Strong knowledge of ASME Section VIII and project procurement processes and familiarity with engineering software (e.g., AutoCAD, PV Elite, CAESAR II) Excellent communication and presentation skills with absolute fluency in English
Salary:
Monthly Rate in QAR Plus Allowance
Work Schedule:
8 Hours / 6 Days
Duration:
5 years, renewable
Location:
Qatar, Mesaieed
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