Piping Material Engineer (POWER)

Required Profile:

• Degree in Materials Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or similar. A Master's degree will be valued.
• Experience in non-metallic piping systems, such as GRE (Glass Reinforced Epoxy), HDPE (High Density Polyethylene), among others.
• Experience in power plant projects.
• High level of English
• Deep knowledge of international codes and standards, with specialized experience in ASME B31.1, ASME B31.3, ASME codes, API, ASTM, and NACE standards

• What we offer:
• Health and wellness programs (physical/emotional)
  • Health insurance under advantageous conditions and access to Wellhub
  • Study assistance, continuous training, and professional development
  • Workplace adaptation for persons with a Disability Certificate ≥33 %
  • Permanent contract.

  Diversity and equality

  At Técnicas Reunidas, we have a firm commitment to equal opportunities between women and men, as well as to diversity; to this end, we carry out rigorous selection processes that guarantee it.

For our TR Power Bilbao offices, we need to incorporate a Piping Material Engineer (POWER), whose main functions will be:

• Review contractual documentation and the scope related to piping materials, guaranteeing the flow of information with the rest of the disciplines; supervise the consistency and progress of piping material deliverables.
• Prepare and review piping material deliverables, such as piping classes, calculation reports, requisitions, technical purchase specifications, and typical assembly drawings.
• Distribute tasks within the team and guarantee the monitoring of the project planning.
• Assign work to all members of their team and ensure that tasks are completed competently, controlling individual productivity within the project.
• Supervise and report on deviations between actual and planned progress, as well as man-hours consumed versus those budgeted; prepare lessons learned and case studies from completed projects.
• Collaborate in the identification and quantification of the total number of engineering deliverables, the assignment of man-hours, and the definition of the final delivery format, schedules, and other requirements necessary for the execution of the works.