We are seeking a competent and detail-oriented Mid-Level Mechanical Integrity Engineer to support and lead fitness-for-service assessments, risk-based inspection programs, and mechanical integrity evaluations aligned with API 579, 580, and 581 standards. The ideal candidate will have solid experience in pressure equipment integrity, strong analytical skills, and the ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure asset reliability and safety.
Perform fitness-for-service (FFS) evaluations per API 579-1 guidelines, independently or under limited supervision.
Lead risk-based inspection (RBI) assessments and contribute to risk prioritization using API 580 and 581 methodologies.
Analyze inspection data, damage mechanisms, and operational histories to assess equipment condition and integrity.
Coordinate with inspection teams to plan and oversee mechanical inspections of pressure vessels, piping, valves, and rotating equipment.
Monitor asset health and review non-destructive testing (NDT) reports to identify potential integrity issues.
Manage mechanical integrity databases and ensure accurate and timely data entry.
Prepare detailed engineering reports documenting FFS results, RBI findings, and recommended mitigation strategies.
Provide technical guidance on repair, replacement, or operational modifications to maintain equipment integrity.
Support root cause analysis investigations related to mechanical failures or anomalies.
Ensure all integrity activities comply with applicable codes, standards, and company policies (API, ASME, OSHA).
Participate in safety and risk assessment meetings and promote safe work practices.
Assist in audit preparations and follow-up actions related to mechanical integrity.
Contribute to process improvements in mechanical integrity management and inspection strategies.
Stay current with updates in industry standards and best practices.
Mentor junior engineers and support their technical development.
Fitness-for-service and risk-based inspection evaluations
Inspection coordination and data analysis
Mechanical integrity reporting and recommendations
Compliance with API standards and safety regulations
Technical mentorship and continuous improvement
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, or related discipline.
Relevant training or certification in API 579, 580, and 581.
3-7 years of experience in mechanical integrity, inspection engineering, or asset integrity roles.
Proven experience conducting fitness-for-service assessments and RBI programs in oil & gas, petrochemical, or heavy industry environments.
Proficiency with FFS and RBI software tools (e.g., AEA, Meridium, RBI Manager).
Strong understanding of pressure equipment codes and standards (API, ASME).
Competent in analyzing inspection data, damage mechanisms, and failure modes.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
Effective written and verbal communication abilities.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively across disciplines.
Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
API 579 Fitness-for-Service Level 2 or equivalent.
API 580/581 Risk-Based Inspection Certification.
Professional Engineering (PE) license or equivalent.
Safety certifications (OSHA, NEBOSH) preferred.