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Pressure Vessel Technologist
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What they do
A Marine Engineer or Architect designs, constructs, tests, and maintains ships and other water-going vessels. May specialize in marine engineering and work on the mechanical systems that propel vehicles. May specialize in marine or naval architecture and focus on the basic structure and design of a ship. May specialize in a particular type of vessel, or a system or process involved in ship design.
$107,672 / year median in Tennessee
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Responsibilities The Pressure Vessel Technologist position in Worldwide Engineering & Construction (WWE&C) provides engineering support for Eastman manufacturing facilities worldwide. Projects range from small, fast-paced production requests to large, long-range capital projects and study jobs. This person will support the Capital Program, Plant Engineering, Maintenance, Asset Integrity, and Construction efforts as they pertain to vessels. Eastman is committed to your growth: The Pressure Vessel team will help new hires prepare for and pass the National Board Inspection Code (NBIC) certification, including support for the National Board Commission Exam.
The Pressure Vessel team utilizes a structured onboarding curriculum to help integrate new hires into this role. Responsibilities Perform pressure vessel, storage tank and vessel component designs, specifications and calculations using industry standard analysis tools (e.g., Compress, PVElite, AMETank)
Provide and review vessel drawing specifications and calculations to support project work and ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards
Support vessel-related specifications, standards, installation permits and repair/alteration documentation
Develop and apply a working knowledge of vessel-related codes, including ASME Section I and VIII, TEMA, API and NBIC
Partner with process engineering, plant engineering, materials and metallurgical engineering, maintenance, fabrication shops, vessel inspectors, and operations to achieve manufacturing, reliability and maintenance objectives
Manage the vessel project cycle from investigation and troubleshooting through design, specification, fabrication oversight, installation and startup support
Adhere to Eastman safety and environmental standards, internal engineering procedures and applicable regulatory requirements throughout all phases of vessel work
Qualifications Associate's degree in Drafting and Design, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or a related technical field or at least five years of relevant work experience required
Strong interpersonal and organization skills, combined with proven hands-on experience
Ability to manage multiple projects and work effectively in a team environment