The Advanced Integrity Engineer is responsible for ensuring the health and reliable performance of pressure equipment and associated infrastructure. This role requires a deep understanding of inspection and integrity practices, risk management, and analysis of key performance indicators as well as the ability to apply new technologies and methods to maintain and improve the safety, efficiency, and longevity pressure equipment
Job Role Responsibilities
Asset Integrity Management: Develop and implement comprehensive asset integrity management programs to ensure the safety and reliability of pipelines, pressure vessels, and other fixed equipment and infrastructure
Inspection and Monitoring: Oversee regular inspections, non-destructive testing (NDT), and monitoring activities to detect and assess corrosion, fatigue, and other forms of degradation
Risk Assessment: Conduct detailed risk assessments and failure mode analysis to identify potential integrity threats and develop mitigation strategies
Technical Support: Provide technical expertise and support to operations, maintenance, and project teams on integrity-related issues and incident investigations
Data Analysis & Reporting: Analyze inspection and monitoring data to identify trends, anomalies, and areas requiring attention. Generate reports and recommendations to support informed decision-making
Continuous Improvement: Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance asset integrity management practices, technologies and business performance
Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all integrity management activities comply with relevant industry standards, regulations, and company policies
Coaching and Mentoring: Training, knowledge transfer and technical guidance for lesser experienced engineers