Introduction

What are you going to do 

Engineering Review & Technical Compliance

  • Review piping material specifications, manual valve specifications in accordance with Vessel Outline Specification (VOS), project requirements, and applicable international codes and standards (ASME, API, ISO, BV, ABS).
  • Review shipyard piping detail design deliverables. Including but limited to below:
  • Piping flushing procedure
  • Bolt torque procedure
  • Piping stress analysis reports
  • Piping wall thickness, branch reinforcement calc.
  • Piping construction standard
  • Review Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) for MPF and non‑MPF vessel piping systems.
  • Review valve lists and special item lists to ensure compliance with project and class requirements.
  • Ensure all piping materials and components meet applicable classification and regulatory requirements.

Procurement & Technical Documentation Review

  • Coordinate technical clarifications between Shipyard during procurement stages.
  • Review Technical Agreements (TA) between Shipyard and Vendors.
  • Evaluate vendor technical deviations and provide technical recommendations to support procurement decisions.

Vendor Package Engineering

  • Act as Package Engineer for piping items( valves, special items ) following vendor award.
  • Review vendor document submissions to ensure compliance with approved TA and project standards.
  • Review vendor documentation including, but not limited to:
    • General Arrangement Drawings (GAD)
    • Material Test Certificates (MTC)
    • Pressure test reports
    • Painting and coating reports
    • FAT procedure/record
    • Pressure test procedure/record
    • Inspection and test reports

Quality & Inspection Coordination

  • Ensure vendor documentation complies with applicable international codes, standards, and class requirements.
  • Verify vendor scope of supply aligns with contractual and technical agreement requirements.
  • Support inspection and quality‑related technical clarifications as required.

Continuous Improvement

  • Capture and document project lessons learned for continuous improvement.

Essential skills and knowledge 

* Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering or a related discipline.* Experience in piping material engineering within Oil & Gas, Offshore, FPSO or EPC projects.
* Good knowledge of piping materials, applicable standards and industry codes.* Familiarity with material selection, corrosion assessment and engineering documentation.
* Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary and international teams.* Good communication skills in English.
* Proactive, analytical and solution-oriented mindset.

What we offer

Closing: 14 November 2026

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Do you have questions?

Vacancy reference: CR-280495

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Corporate recruiter

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Application process

First Contact

We carefully review your application and in the coming weeks, you will be notified for an interview session if you are selected. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted within 7 days.

Scheduling an Interview

After being shortlisted, you will be contacted via email or telephone to arrange for a date on your availability for the qualification interview.

Phone/ Qualification Interview

During the interview, you will be assessed on your level of experience and skills, work history, availability, and the qualifications the company is seeking for the position.

Meeting in Real Life

After successfully making through the phone interview, a face to face interview will be scheduled between the candidate and recruiter. This session can be a more in-depth  interview to review your communication and interpersonal skills.

Application for the Position

Submission of candidates resume for client’s approval and screening.

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