Rotating Equipment Engineer

Refers to developing, directing, problem solving, and applying technical, scientific, and mathematical knowledge and methods to design, implement, and achieve specified characteristics and criteria for products, processes, or events in the rotating equipment engineering discipline. Typically: • Design activities concentrate on routine topics (guided by procedures or multiple precedents). • Works as an autonomous Discipline Engineer, translates the guidelines and standards into practice and solves common technical challenges. Works within company standards and policies under defined directions while receiving occasional guidance on techniques. • May hold Technical Authority TA3 if required by role • Integrates discipline activities to achieve delivery through a defined process. • Performs tasks within design, operation, or maintenance of facilities/plant, interfacing with stakeholders and managing contractors. • Manages the relation with multiple (groups of) internal and external stakeholders on tactical level. Scale and severity of consequences if things go wrong are limited, involving some stakeholder management.