•The Inspection Leader will be the head of EACOP inspection entity. He will manage a team of 5 inspections specialists; pipeline, corrosion, site, method and contracts required to follow inspection plan.
•Inspection philosophy will be established by the Inspection Leader.
•The Inspection Leader will ensure proper coordination, organization and process to maintain asset mechanical integrity.
•He/She will validate inspection scope and campaign, with a follow-up of the performance of the team and objectives including monitoring of KPI's.(progress,budget,etc..)
•An extensive experience Coaching of new Inspection Engineers regarding damage mechanisms and inspection techniques and will support to create the EACOP inspection referential.
Qualifications/Experience required;
•Knowledge of Oil & Gas process equipment, technology and pipeline.
•Good knowledge of international Codes, Standards and Regulation related to the inspection discipline (ASME,API,NACE...)
•Good knowledge of materials, metallurgy, welding, corrosion, failure modes, Non-Destructive Testing and inspection techniques.
•Knowledge of RBI methodology (Risk Based Inspection)
•Good knowledge of CMIMS (Computerized Maintenance & Inspection Management System).
•Good knowledge in Fitness for Service assessment methods (API RP 579, ASME, DNV.....)
•Experience in Full Field shut down inspection scope preparation and follow up.
•ERB Registration as a Professional Engineer.
Reports to: N+1:Head of Maintenance and Inspection, N+2:Field Operations Manager
Good salary scales
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is a Mainstream development located across Uganda and Tanzania that includes a nearshore Marine Storage and Export Terminal (MST). Once completed, the EACOP Company will operate the East African Cru... Read More
