MATERIAL SELECTION, CORROSION
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Tecnimont in Milano
Tecnimont, MAIRE’s flagship company for Integrated E&C; solutions with a presence in multiple countries, is an established powerhouse in the realm of innovative engineering and construction services, crafting the infrastructure for tomorrow's world. With a rich heritage of technological innovation and a forward-thinking approach, we lead the energy transition through engineering excellence, cutting-edge technology and strong and dynamic execution capability.
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To learn more about Tecnimont: Tecnimont - Official Website: is looking for a Material Selection, Corrosion & Painting Process Specialist to join Process Department
Material, Corrosion & Painting Process Specialist works on Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and Engineering Procurement Construction and Commissioning (EPCC) Projects (mainly in oil & gas, petrochemicals, fertilizer processing industries and powers plants).
He/She has to follow safety and cost-effectiveness criteria,
Contractual requirements, International Codes and Standards.
Key Responsibilities:
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- Review of contractual documentations
- MATERIAL SELECTION including:
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- corrosion rate evaluation or calculation as per literature data and / or corrosion software
- selection of proper material grade (i.e. low alloy, CRA, etc.) along with corrosion allowance
- definition of requirements (chemical composition restriction, heat treatment conditions and/or corrosion testing, installation of insulation kit, etc.) for specific corrosive fluids (i.e. sour service HIC/SSC, high temperature hydrogen attack, amine, etc.)
- review of laboratory corrosion testing procedures
- PROTECTIVE COATING / LINING (atmospheric corrosion, internal lining, buried and submerged surfaces) including hot dip galvanizing, thermal spray coating, etc. This duty includes:
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- definition of technical specifications
- review of Vendor doc