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Staff Analyzer Engineer

Shell
Deer Park, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 8 May 2024
💰 $182,000/yr($122,000/yr$182,000/yr)

About the role

Texas, United States of America


Job Family Group:

Discipline Engineering


Worker Type:

Regular


Posting Start Date:

April 1, 2024


Business unit:

Downstream and Renewables


Experience Level:

Experienced Professionals


Job Description:

Make a difference

Do you like helping people? Do you like to make people smile? Are you passionate about putting people in a better place? Then you may have what it takes to join our amazing team?

Where you fit in

The Staff Analyzer Engineer is a position in Process, Automation, Control and Optimization (PACO) and Instrumentation Department providing functional leadership, technical support, and compliance inspections in the Analyzer discipline for Capital Projects at Shell Deer Park Chemicals. The Analyzer Engineer provides technical assurance and compliance verification during the construction, commissioning and start-up phases of the Project Process. The Analyzer Engineer is a key member of the Project Team supporting the site to ensure safe, reliable operations by providing technical assurance in the design of Analyzer equipment, systems, and applications.

The Analyzer Engineer role is a highly collaborative and dynamic position and successful candidates must be able to work alone and as part of a team. You will be able to interface with Project managers, unit support engineers, production support, other project discipline personnel, contract engineers, and vendor/manufacturer’s representatives as well as multiple levels of the leadership organization.

Responsibilities & Accountabilities:

  • Provide overall discipline technical assurance for Analyzer Projects. Ensure that the project complies with all technical assurance requirements as defined by Control Systems (CEMS, Quality Process, mandatory maintenance, documentation, compliance with applicable standards / procedures / specifications).

  • Support analyzer systems, projects, quality assurance and strategic planning.

  • Engineering authority for analyzer problem solving, replacements, upgrades or new technology.

  • Researches, identifies, and selects the most appropriate fit-for-purpose analyzer technology.

  • Develops and maintains evergreen 10-year analyzer replacement plans for obsolete analyzers.

  • Evaluates contractors and approves engineering, construction and system integration contractors for analyzer projects on site.

  • Interfaces with Operations, Environmental, Business and other site disciplines as needed to address their long-term analyzer needs and recommends appropriate solution.

  • Assists Inspectors and Specialist to troubleshoot analyzer problems as needed.

  • Supports Control Systems Engineers assigned to Projects on analyzer problems and issues.

  • Develops and owns all Quality System Plans (QSP) / ISO documents and work-processes.

  • Reviews analyzer performance histories, applies Statistical Quality Control(SQC) tools to optimize analyzer PM’s and validation schedules.  Routes PM change requests for schedule changes.

  • Leads root cause analysis on analyzer related problems.

  • Focal Point in incident investigation for Analyzer Technical Group as needed.

  • Ensures maximum profitability to business from analyzer systems.

  • Work with Reliability organization to conduct Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) studies for analyzers.

  • Support Turnaround (TA) (ie. shutdown, start-up planning).

  • Create, review, audit and implement procedures for critical systems related to process analyzers.

  • Capture red-lines and changes to Issued for Construction drawings for the creation of the AS-BUILT revision.

  • Participate in factory acceptance tests of Analyzer Packages.

  • Assure that analyzer documentation such as loop drawings, equipment spec sheets, etc. are updated.

  • Audit construction contractors' and subcontractors' quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) programs to ensure effectiveness.

  • Participate in developing operator training packages and the delivery of the training itself.

  • Review spare parts requirements and assure that agreed upon parts are entered into the SAP procurement system.

  • Provide analyzer project inspection and start-up support of new systems.

What we need from you

  • Must have legal authorization to work in the US on a full-time basis

  • Must have completed one of the following: An Industry Accredited Training, or an Apprenticeship program, or an associate degree in Instrumentation/Control, Electrical/ Electronic Engineering / Technology (or equivalent) or relevant military experience

  • Minimum of ten (10) years of experien

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