Gas Measurement Engineer - ICONMA, LLC
Jackson, MI 49201-8658
About the Job
Description:
Primary responsibility of the position is to act as a project engineer and project support engineer for capital projects to ensure proper measurement design and mechanical design.
Provide technical expertise in measurement equipment (Ultrasonic meters, Coriolis meters, Orifice meters, Gas Chromatograph, fuel meters, H2O Analyzer, H2S Analyzer, O2 Analyzer, CO2 Analyzer and Hydrocarbon Dew point Analyzer) with capital project execution with support on installation, diagnostic, configuration and troubleshooting of said equipment.
The engineer frequently coordinates with other internal departments including; within our own MR&C engineering, pipeline engineering, storage and compression engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, Project Management, Project Controls, Customer Account Managers, Customer Deliverability, Operational Technology, Gas Control and many others.
As a project engineer, the individual's responsibilities include, but may not be limited to the following:
Project scoping, design engineering and design review/support - 50% Equipment/material procurement and Construction coordination/support - 30% Equipment specification and development of department standards - 10% Field/O&M technical support - 10%
Basic Skills/Requirements:
Excellent communication skills (both verbal and written) Technical writing experience in writing engineering specifications Ability to work on a team with diverse experiences and responsibilities Project Engineering Experience Ability to access, diagnose, and close gaps in process and projects (problem solver)
Skills:
The following skills and experience will set you apart from others: Familiarity with Michigan Gas Safety Code Masters or other advanced degree, ideally in a technical or scientific field of study Energy industry background that includes natural gas chromatography and metering equipment Knowledge gas measurement equipment and electronic flow measurement Knowledge of codes such as AGA, API, PHMSA, and gas measurement codes Professional Engineering (PE) license Computer software and programs: Microsoft office suite, SAP, Arriba, Measurement software
Education: Bachelor’s degree in engineering field
Required Qualifications
Problem Solving, Microsoft Office, MS: Access, Negotiation, And Software Application Use
Skills Required
Procurement
SAP
Microsoft office
Engineering specifications
Project management
Additional
Project support
Supply chain
Chromatography
Excellent communication skills
Design engineering
API
Operations
Design review
Pipeline engineering
Disability
Chromatograph
Mechanical design
Technical support
Analyzer
Safety code
Ultrasonic
Languages:
English(Speak, Read, Write )
As an equal opportunity employer, ICONMA provides an employment environment that supports and encourages the abilities of all persons without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.
Primary responsibility of the position is to act as a project engineer and project support engineer for capital projects to ensure proper measurement design and mechanical design.
Provide technical expertise in measurement equipment (Ultrasonic meters, Coriolis meters, Orifice meters, Gas Chromatograph, fuel meters, H2O Analyzer, H2S Analyzer, O2 Analyzer, CO2 Analyzer and Hydrocarbon Dew point Analyzer) with capital project execution with support on installation, diagnostic, configuration and troubleshooting of said equipment.
The engineer frequently coordinates with other internal departments including; within our own MR&C engineering, pipeline engineering, storage and compression engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, Project Management, Project Controls, Customer Account Managers, Customer Deliverability, Operational Technology, Gas Control and many others.
As a project engineer, the individual's responsibilities include, but may not be limited to the following:
Project scoping, design engineering and design review/support - 50% Equipment/material procurement and Construction coordination/support - 30% Equipment specification and development of department standards - 10% Field/O&M technical support - 10%
Basic Skills/Requirements:
Excellent communication skills (both verbal and written) Technical writing experience in writing engineering specifications Ability to work on a team with diverse experiences and responsibilities Project Engineering Experience Ability to access, diagnose, and close gaps in process and projects (problem solver)
Skills:
The following skills and experience will set you apart from others: Familiarity with Michigan Gas Safety Code Masters or other advanced degree, ideally in a technical or scientific field of study Energy industry background that includes natural gas chromatography and metering equipment Knowledge gas measurement equipment and electronic flow measurement Knowledge of codes such as AGA, API, PHMSA, and gas measurement codes Professional Engineering (PE) license Computer software and programs: Microsoft office suite, SAP, Arriba, Measurement software
Education: Bachelor’s degree in engineering field
Required Qualifications
Problem Solving, Microsoft Office, MS: Access, Negotiation, And Software Application Use
Skills Required
Procurement
SAP
Microsoft office
Engineering specifications
Project management
Additional
Project support
Supply chain
Chromatography
Excellent communication skills
Design engineering
API
Operations
Design review
Pipeline engineering
Disability
Chromatograph
Mechanical design
Technical support
Analyzer
Safety code
Ultrasonic
Languages:
English(Speak, Read, Write )
As an equal opportunity employer, ICONMA provides an employment environment that supports and encourages the abilities of all persons without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.
Source : ICONMA, LLC