About the job Mechanical Engineer - Pipe Stress RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform pipe stress analysis using Caesar II, pipe supports design, calculations using WRC 107 and WRC 297,
perform calculations using FE Pipe, Nozzle Pro.
Ensures compliance with equipment nozzle loading requirements.
Ensures compliance with approved design standards and the Clients specifications, to provide quality design
Review piping isometrics and detailed drawings and release for fabrication.
Liaise with the engineering disciplines: Piping Design, Process, Static Equipment, Procurement and Project team.
Works independently in the analysis of piping design code compliance from basic information, which includesPlot Plans, P&IDs; and LDTs, Piping Specifications, applicable Code and Line Classifications,and Equipment Data Sheets or Vendor Drawings.




Compiles and maintains job files, records, and progress reports for work assigned.
EXPERIENCE
Minimum 3+ years of experience in EPCM companies.
Competent user withCAESAR II® technology.
EDUCATION AND ACCREDITATION
Civil/Mechanical Engineering or Engineering Technology, Engineering Design/Drafting Technology Diploma orequivalent required.
Preference will be given to MSc. Structural Engineering or extensive experience in Structural Engineering withemphasis on design.
Must be registered as a Qualified Engineer, or eligible to register as a P.Eng with APEGA.

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📌 Mechanical Engineer - Pipe Stress (Alberta)
🏢 Linxus Group
📍 Alberta