Code Data Assistant at Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. in Akron, Ohio

Job Description:

As a Code Data Assistant Manager, this position is responsible for production and engineering support across B&W as it pertaines to maintaining all documentation related to American Society of Mechanical Engineer's (ASME) code for Watertube Boilers and unfired pressure vessels. As a critical component within the organization, this individual creates registries for ASME "S" and National Boiler Inspection Code (NBIC) "R" stamp projects, which indicates to customers that B&W's parts comply with code requirements. This person will collaborate with various arms of the business as well as outside vendors and insurance carriers to uphold codes.

• Develop and maintain ASME Code documentation for Watertube Boilers and unfired pressure vessels
• Develop and maintain NBIC R-2 Reports for alterations on existing boilers
• Create and Maintain B&W's National Board registries for both ASME 'S' and NBIC 'R' stamp projects.
• Research, Translate, and uphold ASME/NBIC codes and code interpretations.
• Participate in ASME / NBIC Joint Review certifications on a bi-yearly basis
• Collaborate with Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, Project Management, Technical Design, Engineering, Manufacturing and outside vendors on ASME/NBIC code related affairs.
• Perform all other duties as assigned

• 5 years of related experience with ASME pressure parts both Section I and Section VIII is preferred
• 5 years of related work experience in either production, construction or engineering environment
• Strong Computer skills essential
• Ability to multi-task on project assignments and prioritize work to complete within project deadlines.
• Experience with PLM or other product lifetime management software
• Ability to read and interpret ASME Pressure Vessel Code
• Ability to read and interpret NBIC
• Strong written and verbal Communication and Interpersonal Skills
• Technical report writing skills
• Must be able to read and interpret technical drawings
• Understanding of boiler circulation and recognize typical section I boiler components