Reliability Fixed Equipment Engineer

At Monolith we apply scientific principles, engineering practices and a lot of hard work to solve real problems that have a global impact. We use sophisticated analysis methods, advanced manufacturing techniques, and often even our hands to build first of its kind technologies. We do not compromise on safety, quality or performance. If you want to solve tough problems, build real things, and have a big impact then you should join us.

Your Role:

The Reliability Fixed Equipment Engineer to join our Maintenance and Reliability team Olive Creek (OC) Plant 1. This individual will be responsible for establishing and leading the Mechanical Integrity Program for plant compliance. Provide expertise for the design, re-rating, troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of the plant's fixed equipment. Provide a proactive approach to fixed equipment improvement efforts.

You Will:

• Be knowledgeable of ASME Codes B31.1, B31.3, Section VIII Division 1 and 2
• Provide fixed equipment (pressure vessels, heat exchangers, tanks, etc.) and piping technical support for multiple sites within the plant.
• Perform root cause analysis, using various methods to reduce probability associated w/ fixed equipment failures.
• Be willing to become a site leader for flanged joint integrity.
• Perform reviews and approvals for Management of Change (MOC), as they relate to fixed equipment modifications.
• Be the primary point of contact for the Fixed Equipment Mechanical Integrity Program
• Perform other duties as needed

• Reliable: Consistent delivery on timelines
• Coachable: Willing to accept feedback and learn from experience
• Resilient: Perform well under pressure with a low ego that thrives on the team's success
• Inquisitive: Willingness and desire to learn
• Creative: Problem solver who challenges previous assumptions and methods to continuously improve and solve challenges; relentlessly pursues a better solution
• Adaptable: Demonstrated ability to adapt and change in a dynamic and evolving environment with grit, passion and perseverance
• Committed to our values
  • Safety matters most
  • Solve the impossible, embrace reality
  • People make the difference
  • Think like a team
  • Decisions drive results
  • Generosity of spirit
  • Enjoy the ride

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field
• Minimum 2 years of work experience, or
• An equivalent combination of education and experience to successfully perform the job duties and responsibilities
• Sound knowledge of fixed equipment as well as a knowledge of inspection activities/techniques. Preferred that the candidate is familiar with ASME B31.1, B31.3, Section VIII Div 1 and 2, PCC1, PCC2. Advantageous to have knowledge of API 510, API 570, API 579
• Knowledge of materials, welding, and inspection practices.
• Demonstrated competence in plant and equipment inspection.
• Demonstrated technical experience related to fixed equipment and piping.
• Experience with Caesar II and/or PV Elite or other Piping / Pressure Vessel analysis software preferred
• Ability to read and interpret P&IDs.
• Ability to communicate clearly and equally well with plant management and plant operations personnel
• Strong hands-on skills with a willingness to troubleshoot equipment and "get dirty"

• Experience in a petrochemical or refining facility, including working extended outages or turnarounds
• Familiar with Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)