1. Job Purpose

The Static Reliability Engineer ensures the reliability, safety, and compliance of static equipment. Responsibilities include inspection, corrosion monitoring, welding procedures, and reliability initiatives. The role supports maintenance planning, SAP usage, and statutory compliance (IBR, BPVC, PESO), while collaborating with operations, technology, and vendors to enhance equipment lifecycle and inspection programs.

2. Job Accountabilities

• Ensure HSE and statutory compliance (IBR, BPVC, PESO).
• Manage SAP (PM & MM) and planning systems per CES/CoE.
• Conduct inspections and suggest method improvements.
• Perform RCA for failures and lead resolution efforts.
• Collaborate with operations, maintenance, and technology teams.
• Participate in RBI studies.
• Audit vendors, approve QAPs, and conduct stage inspections.
• Inspect incoming static materials and equipment.
• Lead reliability improvement and corrosion monitoring programs.
• Review ITPs, QAPs, fabrication, and welding procedures.
• Evaluate industrial coatings and support documentation/audits.

3. Job Requirements

Education:

• Bachelor’s/Master’s in Mechanical Engineering
• NDT Certification(s)

Experience:

• 3–8 years in static equipment inspection and reliability
• Expertise in NDT, welding, codes, corrosion, RBI, and vendor audits
• Proficient in SAP PM/MM and planning tools (Primavera/MS Project)

4. Key Competencies & Skills

• Knowledge of design codes, inspection/testing techniques, and damage mechanisms
• Understanding of materials, statutory regulations, and inspection stages
• IT tool proficiency, teamwork, communication, and analytical skills
• Ability to interpret radiographs and thickness reports