ENGINEERS (Fresh Graduate Engineers)

The new Engineers will be part of Zachry Philippines, Inc. Rookie Engineers Advancement Program (REAP) for the Operations groups. The program aims to immerse and train new graduates under a full-time employment to develop competencies and advance into any of the following specializations:

  • Process - Conducting process simulation, heat exchanger design, and rating; analysis of process and hydraulic circuits; calculation of sizing of pumps, vessels, and tanks; developing block flow diagram (BFD), process flow diagram (PFD), and piping and instrumentation diagram (P&ID); performing relief scenario analysis and relief load calculations.
  • Civil, Structural, and Architectural – Designing and drafting of Civil, Structural, and Architectural drawings; 3D modelling of detailed structures, foundations, and other required details; conducting analysis and calculations of simple to complex structures including their connection and foundation design.
  • Piping Layout and Design – Designing and drafting of Mechanical equipment, Piping layout drawings; 3D modelling of mechanical equipment, pipe routing, and other required details.
  • Piping Stress – Preparing 3D models and conducting analysis and calculations of simple to complex piping stress systems.
  • Mechanical – Evaluating metallurgy, preparing mechanical specifications, preparing requisition packages and provides technical evaluation, and calculating equipment nozzle loads.
  • Electrical – Designing and drafting of Electrical drawings such as power and control layout, lighting layout, grounding layouts and other deliverables; 3D modelling of cable trays, electrical equipment; prepares electrical load list, specifications and datasheets; calculating equipment and cable sizing, identifying hazardous area classification.
  • Instrumentation and Controls – Designing and drafting of Instrumentation and Control drawings such as location plans, hook-ups, wiring and loop diagrams and other deliverables; 3D modelling of cable trays, instrumentation equipment; preparing instrument Index, I/O list, specification (sizing calculations, spec); preparing Technical Requisition and Vendor Print Review.
Successful candidates will also be learning various 2D, 3D, and engineering analysis software and applications such as: Applied Flow Technology (AFT) Fathom, Aspen Process Simulation Software, Structural Analysis and Design (STAAD), Caesar II Stress Analysis, NozzlePRO, Compress, SKM Power Tools Software, ETAP, InstruCalc, AutoCAD, AVEVA Everything3D, CADWorx, AutoCAD Plant3D, AutoCAD MEP, MicroStation, Smart3D (S3D), SmartPlant Instrumentation (SPI), and Smart P&ID (SPPID).

Qualifications:

  • A fresh graduate of any the following BS Engineering courses or related major, no experience is required:
  • BS Chemical Engineering
  • BS Civil Engineering
  • BS Mechanical Engineering
  • BS Electrical Engineering
  • BS Instrumentation and Control Engineering
2. Committed to learning, detail oriented, and has a quality mindset.
  • Has above average communication skills and propensity to listen actively and follow instructions and orders.
  • Possesses good interpersonal and relationship building skills.
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