Piping Designer
Key Qualifications for this Position include:
•High school diploma (or eqv) with minimum five years (05) design/drafting experience for Oil, Gas and Refinery EPCC Projects
•Minimum four (03) years of 3D modeling and Autocad drafting on AutoCAD, CADWorx, Autodesk Plant
3D or equivalent 3D Modeling Softwares
•Experience in large-scale Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Projects and working with major IOC
•Experience working for Modular Plants (Offshore experience would be plus point)
•Ability to work in multicultural environment
•Good written and Oral English Communication
•Work is generally performed in an office environment; however, short term field assignments may be
required
Job Description:
•Responsible for Piping Engineering Deliverables including but not limited to:
Work independently on 3d modeling of skids/modular packages from PIDs
Pipe Routing (Inside/Outside Module)
Pipe Support and Pipe rack layout
Drafting of General Arrangement Drawings
Isometrics generation and drafting work
Structural drawings for skids/modules if required
Good knowledge of pipe & fittings materials
Detailed Fabrication Drawings
2d Plot Plan drafting
3d plot plan modeling and drafting
Drafting of piping and equipment layouts
•Display working knowledge of industry standard drafting practices, good mechanical aptitude and
general knowledge of engineering
•Responsible to prepare Material Requisition (MR) from isometrics.
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