Pipe Stress Analyst/Engineer en None

Job Responsibilities:

Prepare complete documentation of the pipe stress analysis and support design for process piping and utility piping systems in support of nuclear and non-nuclear projects by:

Perform piping flexibility analysis (static and dynamic) for critical piping systems

Perform analysis for sustained, thermal and multiple operating cases, occasional (winds, seismic, relief, water hammer etc.)

Locate and identify pipe supports on isometrics along with type of supports (e.g. spring hangers, snubbers, struts, etc.)

Coordinate selection, location, and support loads with Civil/Structure group to assist in design/selection of supports

Resolve high pipe loads on equipment nozzles & high secondary stresses in piping

Evaluation of local stresses via code cases

Review and sign-off piping isometrics considering flexibility and supporting

Prepare error-free engineering documents for commercial nuclear facilities (e.g., drawings, sketches, instructions, inputs, calculations, analyses, evaluations) according to and bounded by industry codes, standards and regulations to support client engineering needs

Generate engineering-related documents in accordance with client, ENERCON, and regulatory requirements, adhering to client and ENERCON procedures, processes, specifications, and other company or project directives

Maintain up-to-date and relevant knowledge of industry codes and standards, safety culture, and design techniques suitable to the nuclear industry

Provide peer and technical reviews of engineering designs and engineering-related documentation produced by others

Build strong relationships with clients through professional interactions and communications, and through the development of quality engineering products

Consult with other disciplines to ensure designs are compatible with and have considered all disciplinary requirements

Required Skills:

Experience with a combination of the following software for pipe stress analysis: AutoPIPE (preferred)

ME 101

PIPESTRESS (preferred)

CAESAR II

CAEPIPE 

Advanced knowledge of applicable mechanical codes and standards

Proficient in Microsoft Suite 

Excellent writing, presentation, and communication skills

Ability to be an individual contributor, work effectively in teams, and provide leadershipmentoring to junior engineers

Ability to independently perform advanced technical work including complex calculations and analyses under general management oversight

Must be a US Citizen

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical or Civil Engineering from an accredited university and a minimum of 3 years of experience in the design of mechanical piping systems, and pipe stress analysis