Responsibilities

Provide corrosion and materials engineering expertise to other squads across P&O to manage corrosion and erosion threats on equipment (as barrier Owner)
Ensure pragmatic solutions are implemented to manage risk, production efficiency, defect elimination and standardization, to deliver safe, reliable, and compliant operations.
Support corrosion threat assessments for regions and projects and development of Corrosion mitigation programs across IM and other teams.
Develop and implement performance management dashboards for IM programs with regional teams.
Review and endorse corrosion-related metrics (e.g. corrosion control matrices and LOPC data) and intervene where appropriate.
Produce and maintain performance management dashboards for IM programs with regional teams. Produce and analyze corrosion-related metrics (e.g. corrosion control matrices and LOPC data), find opportunities and intervene where appropriate.
Work with digital teams to develop corrosion related technology programs, develop use cases for operations and projects and support deployment within operating regions.
Support the development of central tools and processes, preparation of central mentorship documents or procedures as required.
Provide corrosion and materials engineering support to incident investigations, projects, etc.

People and business related:

Provide visible safety leadership in accordance with bp safety leadership principles, lifesaving rules and process safety fundamentals to model desired safety behaviours
Record relevant learning in shared learning systems, incorporate into local activities, specifications/ practices/ procedures and raise high priority lessons
Support performance management through implementation, measurement, and analysis of relevant KPI s to drive continuous improvement.

Education

Must have education requirements:

Degree in Corrosion or Materials Engineering related field (e.g., Chemistry, Chemical, Mechanical or Civil Engineering).
Post graduate certification in corrosion.

Must have certifications:

Professional accreditation e.g., Professional Engineer, Chartered Engineer (IOM3, IChemE, Institute of Corrosion).

Experience and job requirements

Minimum years of proven experience:

5+ years experience working in the field of Corrosion or Materials Engineering in oil and gas production.

Total years of experience:

5+ years experience working in the field of Corrosion or Materials Engineering in oil and gas production.

Must have experiences/skills.

Operational corrosion management experience.
Technical expertise in several areas related to the field applied to Operations. These include:
Materials selection
Failure investigation
Corrosion mechanisms
Oilfield chemical treatments for corrosion control
RBA (risk-based assessment)
RBI (risk-based inspection)
Corrosion monitoring
Corrosion management systems
Fabric maintenance / painting
Cathodic protection
Erosion and erosion management
Familiar with industry standards for corrosion and integrity management and their application.
Integrity management in oil and gas projects.
Inspection traditional techniques (UT / radiography / visual) and advanced techniques.
People leadership, teamwork, and an ability to network and influence across organizational boundaries.
Proficient in English, written and oral.
Familiar with process design, process safety, and operating conditions of typical O&G units
Individual must be highly motivated and a self-starter

Good to have experiences/skills:

Corrosion Engineer - TSI