Piping Engineer Level II

Job Description - Piping Engineer Level II (ABU
0275)

Company:
Worley

Job Type: Piping

Schedule:

Full-time

Employment Type:

Agency Contractor

Job Posting Date:
May 6, 2026

Unposting Date:
Jul 5, 2026

• Lead piping engineering activities on small to medium projects and/or support the Principal/Lead Engineer in managing piping engineering on major scopes, delivering safe, compliant and constructible designs in an EPC/EPCM environment.
• Provide strong technical delivery with particular strength in piping stress analysis, pipe supports, piping materials engineering and procurement support, while supervising and mentoring less experienced engineers/designers.
• Execute piping engineering work independently with sound engineering judgement, ensuring quality, schedule and budget commitments are met and interfaces are managed effectively across disciplines, vendors and construction.

• Demonstrate visible commitment to HSE and promote safe behaviours; comply with project and corporate HSE requirements in all work activities.
• Participate in SEAL alignment and hazard/risk assessment workshops and incorporate outcomes into piping engineering deliverables and decisions.
• Apply Safety in Design principles (ALARP / hierarchy of controls) and ensure hazards/risks are identified, communicated and managed through design and reviews.

• Plan, schedule and deliver assigned piping engineering scope to meet project milestones, quality requirements and budgeted hours.
• Supervise and guide piping and junior engineers/designers; provide coaching, checking/back-checking and technical direction.
• Support development of discipline CTRs/estimates, progress reporting, and deliverables tracking for assigned work packages.
• Coordinate closely with the Piping Lead/Principal on priorities, risks, constraints and interface resolution (inter-discipline, vendor, subcontractor and client).

• Review project scope, design basis, specifications and design criteria; apply relevant international codes and customer standards (including ADNOC where applicable).
• Develop and check piping layouts and engineering deliverables ensuring safe access/egress, operability, maintainability and constructability; support plot plan and 3D model reviews.
• Coordinate piping routing and layout interfaces with process, mechanical, civil/structural, E&I and HSE; identify clashes and drive closure via agreed actions.
• Provide technical input for offshore brownfield constraints including tie-in feasibility, space/weight limitations, installation methodology considerations and shutdown/workpack requirements (as applicable to scope).

• Perform and/or review piping stress analysis using project-approved software and manual methods as required; ensure compliance with the project-adopted code and stress criteria.
• Develop and maintain stress deliverables such as stress critical line lists, stress sketches, stress reports and stress sign-off/approval status for isometrics.
• Evaluate static and dynamic effects as applicable (thermal expansion, wind/seismic, PSV reaction, vibration, surge/slug) and define mitigation actions through routing and support optimisation.
• Define pipe support requirements and coordinate support philosophy with civil/structural; prepare/verify support loads, anchor/guide forces, nozzle loads and load transmittals.
• Support resolution of stress-related technical queries, site issues and modifications with practical engineering judgement.
• Prepare and/or review piping material specifications and line classes (PMS / Line Class Index) aligned with service conditions, corrosion/material selection inputs and applicable codes/standards.
• Prepare and/or check datasheets and specifications for valves, flanges, fittings, bolting, gaskets and special piping items; manage technical clarifications and deviations.
• Prepare and/or validate MTOs and material take-offs for procurement; ensure accuracy, completeness and change control.
• Support procurement activities including Material Requisition s (MR), Technical Bid Evaluations (TBE), SDRL requirements and vendor document review/approval for piping-related items.
• Interface with procurement and QA/QC to support material traceability, compliance, delivery forecasting, substitutions and site material queries.
• Execute work in accordance with company procedures and engineering governance requirements; ensure required checks/back-checks and quality control steps are completed.
• Review and comment on supplier and other discipline drawings/documents; ensure piping deliverables are technically correct and coordinated.
• Identify scope deviations and support change management by providing technical inputs to impact assessments and variation documentation as required.

• Provide construction support including RFIs/field queries,…