Job Description

Primary Responsibilities

• Own and oversee inspection and compliance programs for static mechanical assets, including piping, pressure vessels, tanks, valves, and concrete structures.
• Coordinate routine condition assessments, failure investigations, and third-party inspections, while providing integrity recommendations.
• Maintain comprehensive asset integrity documentation and compile technical reports for regulatory and jurisdictional authorities
• Collaborate proactively with Engineering and Management of Change teams to identify modifications necessitating technical review and approval
• Oversee QA and QC requirements and counsel planners and execution teams on relevant quality standards
• Develop medium- to long-term forecasts for integrity-related activities
• Create comprehensive, technically accurate work packages to ensure readiness for execution
• Collaborate with planners and schedulers to guarantee efficient planning and allocation of resources for integrity work
• Serve as the primary point of contact for external regulatory and jurisdictional agencies
• Coordinate inspections and ensure corrective actions and documentation are completed within established timelines
• Provide oversight and coordination for designated specialty support services
• Ensure that contractors and internal teams adhere to safety standards, project scope, and quality expectations

Qualifications Required

• An engineering degree, with a preference for or eligibility for the Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation
• A minimum of five years of pertinent industry experience in asset integrity, inspections, or maintenance support within industrial settings
• Working knowledge of pressure equipment regulations and standard inspection procedures
• Experience with computerized maintenance management systems; SAP proficiency preferred
• Strong documentation, organizational, and cross-functional communication skills
• Proven ability to develop structured work packages and support planning activities
  Preferred
• API, NBIC, or equivalent inspection certifications such as API 510, 570, or 653
• Proven experience in planning, developing inspection test plans, or providing turnaround support
• Knowledge of reliability-centered maintenance or risk-based inspection methodologies