As an international subsidiary of the SPIE group specializing in the energy sector, SPIE Oil & Gas Services has been working at the heart of energy production infrastructures for several decades, designing, installing, starting up and maintaining them, while ensuring the best possible conditions in terms of safety, costs, lead times and quality.
With over 4,300 employees of 64 different nationalities working in 22 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, SPIE Oil & Gas Services offers its customers from the oil, gas and renewable energy industries sustainable solutions in the following areas: well delivery & management, projects, engineering & construction, assessment & competency development, commissioning & start-up, operations, maintenance & asset integrity.
With around 48,000 employees and a strong local presence, SPIE achieved in 2022 consolidated revenues of €8.09 billion and consolidated EBITA of €511 million.
We are currently looking for a PVV Senior Engineer to support us with the Shutdown Project
Responsibilities:
- Draftsmen to prepare schematic drawings from the red-lined P&IDs, PFDs GEA.
- Responsible for the development of all supporting FFSD documents & work packs under the guidance of the Shutdown Coordinator
- Developing design and specifications for piping systems. This includes determining appropriate materials, dimensions, and operations conditions to ensure structural integrity and reliability.
- Chartered Engineer (A-levels + 5 years' study) or Higher National Diploma or Certificate (HND/HNC (A-levels + 3 years' study) or BTS/DUT or equivalent.
- 5 to 10 years' experience in the maintenance field on oil and gas production installations.
- Basic knowledge of the process of oil and gas treatment, installations and a thorough knowledge of the equipment used in oil and gas treatment installations.
- Ability to advise and motivate multi-national teams,
- Pride in his work, ability to maintain good relations with colleagues and others.
- Physical ability to work on offshore installations in the climatic conditions of the site.
