Piping Project Lead - 23166

As a Piping Project Lead at our company, your main responsibilities include establishing the piping scope based on client requirements, estimating engineering and design efforts, developing project discipline schedules, managing scope changes, ensuring compliance with applicable codes and standards, and mentoring other professionals in the team.

For the Piping Project Lead role, candidates must have a High School Diploma or GED and at least 15 years of experience in Piping Design or Engineering, with a minimum of 3 years executing a Project Piping Lead role. Proficiency in Revit or Plant 3D and functional knowledge of ASME B31.3 guidelines are also essential.

Yes, this Piping Project Lead position offers a hybrid work schedule, allowing you to work two days a week in the office while giving you the flexibility to work remotely on other days, promoting a healthy work-life balance.

Essential experience for the Piping Project Lead position includes over 15 years in Piping Design or Engineering, with a strong background in leadership roles. Familiarity with Piping Plans, Sections, and Isometric deliverables is also critical for effective project execution.

Candidates must have working knowledge of either Revit or Plant 3D to effectively fulfill the Piping Project Lead role. These skills are crucial for developing designs and ensuring adherence to technical quality standards.

When discussing your experience, be sure to highlight specific projects you've successfully managed, focusing on your leadership in establishing scopes, managing timelines, and mentoring team members. Provide concrete examples of how you contributed to project success.

Outline your approach to scope change management, including how you communicate with stakeholders, assess impacts, and adapt project plans to incorporate changes effectively while minimizing disruption.

Be prepared to discuss your experience with tools like Revit or Plant 3D. Mention how you've utilized these tools in your previous projects to enhance design efficiency and accuracy.

Explain your process for staying updated on industry standards like ASME B31.3, including training, certifications, and how you apply these standards to your work and the work of your team.

You should share a specific project, detailing the challenges faced, your strategies for overcoming them, and the positive outcome achieved. Highlight your problem-solving skills and leadership.

Discuss your mentoring philosophy, including how you provide guidance, share knowledge, and create a supportive environment for professional development among junior engineers on your team.

Talk about your organizational skills and methods for prioritizing tasks, such as using project management tools, regularly reviewing deadlines, and collaborating with your team to ensure everyone is aligned.

Emphasize the importance of teamwork and collaboration in achieving project goals. Provide examples of how you foster a collaborative environment and leverage team strengths for successful outcomes.

Detail your commitment to professional development through attending industry conferences, participating in workshops, and following leading publications in the piping and engineering fields.

Discuss your communication strategies, highlighting how you ensure all stakeholders are informed, using tools for project updates, and fostering open dialogue to address concerns and feedback.