New Job Opening: Piping Designers S3D in Chiswick, London

Piping Designer

We are seeking a Piping and Layout Designer to support a Pharmaceutical Plant Project.

Location: Chiswick, London

Position Duties/Responsibilities

· 3D modelling of piping and equipment using S3D.

· Preparation/checking of 2D deliverables including plot plans, vessel orientations and isometrics.

· Interpretation and application of PFDs, P&IDs and piping classes.

· Review and comment on supplier documentation.

· Responsible for design, deliverables and inter-discipline interfaces for a particular scope or area.

· Works in accordance with company/project design guides and procedures and able to plan and execute work in an organized manner.

· Able to communicate complex technical issues and recommend solutions.

· Facilitates technical discussions with third parties (client, suppliers, regulators).

· Participates in design reviews, both internal and with clients.

· Understands typical project information workflows and internal/external customers.

· Promotes the creation of a work environment, supported by leadership, which fosters openness, trust, communication, teamwork, empowerment, innovation, and satisfaction.

· Proactively ensures designs are safe, promoting health and safety of construction and operations personnel as well as preventing damage to the environment.

Required Experience / Qualifications

· Experience of piping and layout design for conceptual, FEED and Detailed Design phases of projects in the Energy Transition, Oil & Gas, LNG or Petrochemical industries.

· Knowledge of typical piping system components and materials, and an understanding of layout requirements of typical process equipment types.

· Experience of using S3D 3D modelling and Microstation for 2D design applications.

· Experience of modularized construction methods is beneficial.

· Knowledge of related construction practices and the economics involved.

· Broad knowledge of industry/regulatory codes and standards, and design and/or layout criteria.

· The above is normally acquired through:

· A recognized qualification (degree, HND/HNC etc.) in an engineering or scientific discipline.

· Specialized courses in relevant design subjects and/or design software packages.

· Broad progressive work experience in design or other relevant types of engineering such as field engineering or plant operation in large industrial process/utility plants, or engineering/ construction contractors.