Preservation Lead
About this role
The Preservation Lead is responsible for implementing, maintaining, and managing a preservation system that ensures the integrity and longevity of plant and equipment throughout various stages of construction, operation, and maintenance. This role involves developing, reviewing, and approving preservation procedures and ensuring cleanliness to prevent deterioration, corrosion, and contamination. Additionally, the Preservation Engineer may provide input on preservation ordinances and participate in the planning, programming, and budgeting of preservation projects.
The Preservation Lead collaborates with multiple teams, including construction, commissioning, maintenance, and operations, to ensure that all preservation activities are carried out effectively. This position requires a strong technical background, an understanding of preservation techniques, and the ability to manage preservation-related documentation.
Responsibilities
- Preservation System Management:
- Develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive preservation system to ensure the integrity and protection of plant and equipment.
- Develop & implement comprehensive preservation procedures including information from the OEM's and Technology providers to ensure the integrity and protection of the equipment.
- Ensure that preservation procedures are followed during construction, storage, transportation, and operational phases.
- Monitor and update preservation activities throughout the lifecycle of equipment and plant assets to prevent deterioration, corrosion, or damage.
- Technical Review and Procedure Approval:
- Provide technical input for the development and review of preservation and cleanliness procedures.
- Approve preservation methods, materials, and protocols to maintain the safety and operability of equipment.
- Review and recommend preservation standards based on project specifications, manufacturer guidelines, and industry best practices.
- Inspection and Documentation:
- Conduct regular inspections to en