Menu Close

Pipe Stress Engineer

Contract
Surrey
United Kingdom
£60 per hour LTD. Outside IR35
Oil and Gas/Petrochem
Outside
DY 1309/192

Description

Piping Stress Engineer (Contract, Outside IR35 Subject to Assessment)
Location: Surrey (Hybrid – Potential for Two Days Remote)
Contract Type: 3-Month Contract (Outside IR35 Subject to Qdos Assessment)
Rate: Circa £60.00 per hour (Limited Company)
Start Date: Immediate
Work Schedule: 5 days per week, office-based with potential hybrid flexibility

Our client is seeking an experienced Piping Stress Engineer to support a high-end plastics recycling project. This role involves conducting piping stress analysis for high-temperature piping systems, ensuring compliance with project specifications and industry standards.

Key Responsibilities

  • Perform Piping Stress Analysis of high-temperature piping systems using a combination of practical experience and commercially available software.
  • Implement project specifications and ensure compliance with relevant industry standards.
  • Work within a team to ensure timely checking of Isometrics.
  • Conduct FEA analysis of specialist piping components.
  • Perform stress analysis of both new and existing piping systems in Greenfield and Brownfield projects.
  • Collaborate effectively with other engineering disciplines to ensure project success.
  • Commit to multi-centre project execution and adhere to company engineering standards and procedures.
  • Contribute to the development and improvement of project procedures.

Candidate Requirements

  • Strong knowledge of industry standards (ASME B31.3, API, BS, and EN Standards).
  • Experience working on large EPC and Brownfield projects.
  • Proficiency in commercially available piping stress analysis software (Caesar II).
  • Working knowledge of PED (Pressure Equipment Directive).
  • Experience in developing and implementing project procedures.
  • Expertise in vibration mitigation of piping systems.
  • Ability to challenge current working methods and contribute to process improvements.
  • Experience with high-temperature stress analysis.
  • Degree in Mechanical Engineering.
  • Chartered Engineer Status (desirable).

If you meet the criteria and are interested in this role, please apply today.