MATERIAL & CORROSION ENGINEER

Job Summary: The Material & Corrosion Engineer is responsible for ensuring the durability and performance of materials used in the paper mill manufacturing process. The role focuses on the prevention of corrosion in equipment and machinery, selecting appropriate materials for various manufacturing stages, and optimizing material usage to improve production efficiency. The engineer works to ensure that equipment is reliable, reduces downtime, and complies with safety and environmental standards. Key Responsibilities: 1. Material Selection and Testing: -Select and recommend suitable materials for use in paper mill machinery, including pulping, pressing, and drying equipment. -Perform material testing to assess strength, durability, and corrosion resistance under varying environmental conditions (e.g., moisture, chemicals, temperature). 2. Corrosion Prevention and Control: -Analyze potential corrosion risks and develop strategies to prevent corrosion in equipment, pipelines, and other machinery used in the paper production process. -Implement coatings, inhibitors, and protective measures to enhance the lifespan of materials and machinery. -Regularly monitor the corrosion status of critical equipment and components, ensuring proactive interventions to prevent failures. 3.Maintenance Support: -Collaborate with the maintenance team to conduct regular inspections and maintenance of paper mill machinery, identifying corrosion-related issues and ensuring the proper functioning of all systems. -Provide technical support for troubleshooting material and corrosion-related problems in manufacturing processes. -Assist in the planning and execution of maintenance schedules to minimize machine downtime. 4.Failure Analysis and Reporting: -Investigate material failures caused by corrosion or other environmental factors and determine the root cause. -Prepare detailed reports and recommendations for corrective actions to prevent future failures. 5.Research and Development: -Conduct research to develop new corrosion-resistant materials or improve existing ones. -Collaborate with R&D teams to enhance paper mill manufacturing processes through innovative material solutions and technologies. 6. Quality Control and Improvement: -Ensure the materials used in the paper-making process meet industry standards and quality requirements. -Recommend improvements in material usage and corrosion prevention techniques to enhance product quality and process efficiency. 7. Health, Safety, and Environmental Compliance: -Ensure all corrosion prevention practices and material selection comply with environmental regulations and safety standards. -Advocate for sustainable and eco-friendly materials and processes, reducing the environmental impact of paper mill operations. 8. Documentation and Record-Keeping: -Maintain accurate records of material performance, corrosion tests, maintenance activities, and inspections. -Provide regular reports to management on the status of materials and corrosion control efforts.