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Duties and Responsibilities

• Provides necessary input, support and guidance to the Project Nuclear Engineering Lead and team.
• Represents Worley at internal & external meetings on the project.
• Contributes to the development and implementation of Worley systems and procedures for the project and performs work in accordance with Worley internal processes and procedures.
• Assists in ensuring that no technical changes are implemented without prior approval as per EPC contract procedure and regulatory requirements.
• Reviews and evaluates technical documentation and engineering studies for mechanical systems and equipment, situated in the plant and on the site, comprising the nuclear power plant and spent nuclear fuel storage facilities. These systems include the Nuclear Process Support Systems, Steam Supply, Feedwater, Chemical, Compressed Air, Water Disposal, Water Processing and Ventilation Systems, Lifting Equipment and Fire-fighting.
• Evaluates the design and operation of the mechanical systems and sub-systems at the power plant and ensures effective system integration across the engineering disciplines.
• Reviews and evaluates testing, commissioning, operation, and maintenance documentation for the plant mechanical systems and components.
• Reviews and evaluates engineering studies, calculations and evaluations.
• Reviews Flow Analysis and Piping Stress Analysis.
• Stays abreast of the latest advancements in technology, design trends, and engineering best practices for Nuclear Island, Turbine Island and Balance of Plant related systems.
• Reviews as-built design drawings and modification of mechanical systems.
• Reviews, comments and prepares drafts of client correspondence pertaining to mechanical systems and processes.

Experience and Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required (Master’s degree beneficial) in mechanical engineering, specializing in Power Generation and Energy.
• Strong technical skills; 8+ years of experience in mechanical engineering on large scale projects or in nuclear power plant development. Nuclear power industry related experience is required.
• Knowledge of water properties (working with the I-S and derivative T-S diagram), thermodynamic, thermohydraulic and hydrodynamic.
• Knowledge of vessels operating under pressure, atmospheric pressure and vacuum, rotating equipment (pumps, fans and compressors), valves, heat exchanger installations and associated equipment, fittings and pipelines.
• Familiar with design, manufacturing, testing and operational codes and standards for systems under pressure, ventilation, lifting equipment and fire suppression. 
• Familiar with principles and means of measurement and control of thermohydraulic processes.
• 2D and 3D CAD, CAM, Flow Analysis, Piping Stress Analysis, Finite Element programs software experience is recommended.