Mechanicial Engineer in Detroit, MI

JOB DESCRIPTION This position is responsible for providing both general and specialized engineering services to support EMS Project Management in the planning, analysis, estimating and design of natural gas, liquids, and CO2 pipelines; compressor stations; measurement; regulation; and related facilities.CRITICAL FUNCTIONS Planning of feasibility studies; tariff studies; FERC certificating; route and site selection; systems modeling; conceptual design; permitting; electrical area classification; project scope development; capital cost estimating and project scheduling. Design of gas transmission, gathering and distribution pipelines; gas storage; liquids pipelines; CO2 pipelines; compressor stations; emergency shutdown; pipeline interconnects; block valve settings; pipeline pigging; odorization systems; dehydration; H2S and CO2 removal; nitrogen rejection; measurement and regulator stations; structural; geotechnical; telemetry; SCADA; instrumentation and controls; corrosion control; interpretation and application of regulatory codes and standards; materials and equipment requisitioning; technical specifications and engineering standards.OTHER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE JOB Application of fluid and dynamics, thermodynamics, compression cycle and hydraulic machine principles to design and selection of compressors, flow and pressure control equipment, pumps, pressure vessels, atmospheric tanks, coalescing filtration and adsorption equipment including integration of engineered packages into complete process plants. Performs a wide variety of complex engineering assignments in areas of design, development, analysis, evaluation, testing, preparation of construction bid documents, and project management. Interfaces with clients to identify and meet their expectations. May perform other duties as deemed necessary by supervisor.OTHER SKILLS AND ABILITIES Expertise to listen to the voice of the client and translate into engineering design that meets or exceeds expectations. Expertise to demonstrate excellent oral and written skills. Expertise to effectively work in a geographically dispersed organization. Expertise to take initiative and be a self-starter. Expertise to demonstrate management skills, including attention to detail. Excellent communications skills. Proven expertise to organize, schedule, and complete work on-time and with high-quality. Knowledge of DOT, FERC, OSHA, and EPA codes and standards. Demonstrate the expertise to build and sustain professional working relationships across geographical boundaries. Strong work ethic. Expertise to travel up to 25%. BACKGROUND QUALIFICATIONS P.E. Designation preferred. Background Guidelines