Structural Integrity Associates
Turbine and Generator Failure Analysis Consultant
Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, North Carolina, United States, 28078
Turbine and Generator Failure Analysis Consultant
Description:
Engage and lead within a dynamic team providing client-focused solutions for simple and combined cycle gas and steam turbines, conventional steam turbines, hydro, and nuclear-powered electrical generation. This role involves supporting power generation clients through leadership and execution of failure and root cause analysis of turbine rotating and stationary components. The candidate will maintain oversight of multiple investigations while applying technical expertise to complete causal analyses. Primary Responsibilities: Perform causal analysis of turbine and generator rotating and non-rotating equipment, including site forensic investigations, metallographic failure mechanism determination, operation data review, life assessment calculations, and development of containment, corrective, and preventative actions. Utilize fatigue, corrosion, and creep life assessment techniques, and fracture mechanics concepts for serviceability evaluation. Gather industry experience to support and develop client relationships. Apply knowledge of materials, repairs, welding, and nondestructive testing during investigations. Mentor and train entry-level engineers in failure analysis techniques. Collaborate with client engineering teams, legal counsel, third-party investigators, and insurance representatives. Support litigation and depositions as necessary. Prepare technical reports and presentations, and represent SI at industry forums and conferences. Identify and develop new business opportunities, prepare proposals, and support policy adherence. Required Skills/Qualifications: 8-20 years of experience in Mechanical Engineering or related field. B.S. or M.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Motivated self-starter with a desire to learn and challenge norms. Experience with power generation rotating machinery, failure mechanisms, and materials. Knowledge of CAD software, FE analysis tools, and fracture mechanics is advantageous. Excellent communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. PE licensure is a plus. Willingness to travel periodically with short notice. Additional Information:
Structural Integrity Associates, Inc. values diversity and is an equal opportunity employer. Some positions may require compliance with export control regulations. Employees enjoy competitive compensation, benefits, and a supportive work environment.
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Description:
Engage and lead within a dynamic team providing client-focused solutions for simple and combined cycle gas and steam turbines, conventional steam turbines, hydro, and nuclear-powered electrical generation. This role involves supporting power generation clients through leadership and execution of failure and root cause analysis of turbine rotating and stationary components. The candidate will maintain oversight of multiple investigations while applying technical expertise to complete causal analyses. Primary Responsibilities: Perform causal analysis of turbine and generator rotating and non-rotating equipment, including site forensic investigations, metallographic failure mechanism determination, operation data review, life assessment calculations, and development of containment, corrective, and preventative actions. Utilize fatigue, corrosion, and creep life assessment techniques, and fracture mechanics concepts for serviceability evaluation. Gather industry experience to support and develop client relationships. Apply knowledge of materials, repairs, welding, and nondestructive testing during investigations. Mentor and train entry-level engineers in failure analysis techniques. Collaborate with client engineering teams, legal counsel, third-party investigators, and insurance representatives. Support litigation and depositions as necessary. Prepare technical reports and presentations, and represent SI at industry forums and conferences. Identify and develop new business opportunities, prepare proposals, and support policy adherence. Required Skills/Qualifications: 8-20 years of experience in Mechanical Engineering or related field. B.S. or M.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Motivated self-starter with a desire to learn and challenge norms. Experience with power generation rotating machinery, failure mechanisms, and materials. Knowledge of CAD software, FE analysis tools, and fracture mechanics is advantageous. Excellent communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. PE licensure is a plus. Willingness to travel periodically with short notice. Additional Information:
Structural Integrity Associates, Inc. values diversity and is an equal opportunity employer. Some positions may require compliance with export control regulations. Employees enjoy competitive compensation, benefits, and a supportive work environment.
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